Programming in C
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Chapter 6, Problem 2E
Program Plan Intro
- Include required header files.
- Declare the function “main ()”.
- Declare an array named “values []” with size 10.
- Declare a variable named “index”.
- Loop from “0” through the size of the array using “for” loop.
- Set the array index to 0.
- Loop from “0” through the size of the array using “for” loop.
- Display the array values using “printf ()” statement.
- Return the statement.
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