Input is greater than or equal to three.   Example: INPUT: Enter array size: 7 Enter element 1: 1 Enter element 2: 5 Enter element 3: 2 Enter element 4: 3 Enter element 5: 9 Enter element 6: 0 Enter element 7: 4

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Create a program that accepts a positive odd integer input then create an integer array with a size equal to the inputted number.

Using loops, add integer values into the array by asking for a user input repeatedly until the last allocable index of the array.

Traverse the array and print the element.

Note:

  • Input should be positive odd number.
  • Input is greater than or equal to three.

 

Example:

INPUT:

Enter array size: 7

Enter element 1: 1

Enter element 2: 5

Enter element 3: 2

Enter element 4: 3

Enter element 5: 9

Enter element 6: 0

Enter element 7: 4

 

OUPUT:

{1, 5, 2, 3, 9, 0, 4}

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