Write a function called Findlt(). This function will reeoive z[1, a float array; size, an integer specifying the number of slots in the array and look, a float. The function will look for look in the array and return the address where that number was found in the array. Assume that the number will be found. Write main() to go with the function that will pass the appropriate variables and receive the address where the number was found into a pointer. Then print out that address.

Write a function called Findlt(). This function will reeoive z[1, a float array; size, an integer specifying the number of slots in the array and look, a float. The function will look for look in the array and return the address where that number was found in the array. Assume that the number will be found. Write main() to go with the function that will pass the appropriate variables and receive the address where the number was found into a pointer. Then print out that address.

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