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9. Write a function which will accept 2 parameters. Each parameter is a vector of doubles. The vectors are of equal length. Compare the corresponding values (i.e. the vector element with the same subscript) and return the number of times that the number in the first vector is larger than the number in the second.

10. Write a function named no_duplicate that accepts 2 parameters. The first is a vector of strings. The second parameter is a single string. The function returns the Boolean value true if the second parameter is not found in the first parameter. Otherwise, the function returns false if the second parameter is found in the vector.