Write a C++ program that receives an array of type int, a target to look for and n representing the size of the array. The function also receives an array loc. Then, in addition to returning how many times the target is present in the array, it fills the array loc with O's in location not containing the target and 1's in location containing the target. For example if the function receives this array {1,6,4,9,6,8,0,6} and receives 6 as target. It will return 3 ( 6 is present 3 times) and the array loc will be as {0,1,0,0,1,0,0,1}. You main function should work as shown below: (Inactive C:\TCWIN\BIN\HW4Q2. EXE) Enter how many elements are in the array>8 Enter 8 values for the array> 1 5 0 Enter a target to look for >5 5 is present 3 times in the array The index values where 5 is present are: (Inactive C:ITCWIN\BIN\HW4Q2. EXE) Enter how many elements are in the array>7 Enter 7 values for the array> 16 8 9 10 8 3 Enter a target to look for >11 Sorry 11 is not in the array 6 5 7 5 10 1 4 6.

Write a C++ program that receives an array of type int, a target to look for and n representing the size of the array. The function also receives an array loc. Then, in addition to returning how many times the target is present in the array, it fills the array loc with O's in location not containing the target and 1's in location containing the target. For example if the function receives this array {1,6,4,9,6,8,0,6} and receives 6 as target. It will return 3 ( 6 is present 3 times) and the array loc will be as {0,1,0,0,1,0,0,1}. You main function should work as shown below: (Inactive C:\TCWIN\BIN\HW4Q2. EXE) Enter how many elements are in the array>8 Enter 8 values for the array> 1 5 0 Enter a target to look for >5 5 is present 3 times in the array The index values where 5 is present are: (Inactive C:ITCWIN\BIN\HW4Q2. EXE) Enter how many elements are in the array>7 Enter 7 values for the array> 16 8 9 10 8 3 Enter a target to look for >11 Sorry 11 is not in the array 6 5 7 5 10 1 4 6.

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