a. Write a C program that finds an element in an array of 10 numbers. First create an array of 10 elements and initialize it with integer random numbers between 1 and 100 in your program. Then ask user to enter a number and search this number in the array you have created. Display a message to the user indicating whether the number is in the array or not. Use a function called linear_search.

b. Modify your program in part (a) such that the user enters the numbers that will be populated to the array. A sample run would be as follows: A sample run would be as follows: Enter number 1 to populate: 2 Enter number 1 to populate: 2 Enter number 2 to populate: 65 Enter number 2 to populate: 85 Enter number 3 to populate: 9 Enter number 3 to populate: 9 Enter number 4 to populate: 78 Enter number 4 to populate: 15 Enter number 5 to populate: 27 Enter number 5 to populate: 22 Enter number 6 to populate: 36 Enter number 6 to populate: 36 Enter number 7 to populate: -87 Enter number 7 to populate: 25 Enter number 8 to populate: 4 Enter number 8 to populate: 4 Enter number 9 to populate: 61 Enter number 9 to populate: 1 Enter number 10 to populate: -98 Enter number 10 to populate: 0 Enter a number to search: 27 Enter a number to search: 48 Number 27 is in the array! Number 48 is not in the array