Write a program in C Language which should consists of a user defined function "fun 0" [Function returns no value] Pass 1D array to the function, along with number of elements of array and element to search. Function should implement linear search, and if the element is not found in the array, then insert that element at the end of array. Display the final array after insertion [After Function is called] in the main() function. [Note: Array should be passed using by reference approach]

Write a program in C Language which should consists of a user defined function "fun 0" [Function returns no value] Pass 1D array to the function, along with number of elements of array and element to search. Function should implement linear search, and if the element is not found in the array, then insert that element at the end of array. Display the final array after insertion [After Function is called] in the main() function. [Note: Array should be passed using by reference approach]

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.4: Arrays As Arguments

Problem 4E

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