Ask the user to insert how many array elements that they desired, maximum $20.$

$2.$ Create three arrays $($array$1,$ array$2,$ array$3)$ with each of them have the total number of elements that inserted by user.

$3.$ Generate a random number for each element in the first two arrays $($array$1$ & array$2)$ within the range of $0$ to $10,000.$

Hints: You could explore srand$()$ and rand$()$ to generate the random number.

$4.$ For the first two arrays $($array$1$ & array$2),$ compare element by element. If the element value of array$1$ is larger than array$2,$ then store $1$ in the array$3$ element accordingly. If the element value of array$1$ is smaller than array$2,$ then store $2$ in the array$3$ element accordingly. If the element of array$1$ and array$2$ are equal, then store $0$ in the array$3.$

$5.$ From array$3$ which only stores $1,2$ or $0$ based on the comparison result of each element stores in the array$1$ and array$2,$ determine:

$$ The total number of elements that array$1$ is larger than array$2.$

$$ The total number of elements that array$2$ is larger than array$1.$

$$ The total number of elements that array$1$ is equal with array$2.$

$6.$ Perform the following computations:

$$ Identify the highest value $($max$)$ of array$1.$

$$ Identify the lowest value $($min$)$ of array$2.$

$$ Calculate the average value $($mean$)$ of array$1.$

$$ Sort the array$2$ in ascending order and determine the median value.

Hints: You need to explore several sorting algorithms from Internet, e$.$g$.$ Bubble sorting, insertion sorting, selection sorting, etc.

Snapshot in the next page shows the program execution output example for your reference, you are free to design your own more interactive user interface or additional function, such as:

$$ Let the user decide if the array sorting prefer in ascending order or descending order.

$$ Make the program more user friendly by asking the user if they want to repeat the whole process before exit the program.

For assignment submission, you need to submit$/$upload $3$ files to the e$-$learning:

$1..$pdf: Flowchart of your program solutions.

$2..$c: Source code of your program or OneCompiler link.

$3..$png$/.$jpg$/$: Snapshot of your execution output $($only applicable to Codeblock$).$