Consider the following:

struct Values $\{$

long positive$\_$values ;

long negative$\_$values ;

long even$\_$values ;

long odd$\_$values ;

$\}$ ;

Write a function having the prototype:

Values count$\_$values$($long

in$\_$array$[],$ long in$\_$size$)$ ;

where in$\_$array is an array of in$\_$size long values.

The function should traverse the array in$\_$array counting the number of positive values, negative values, even values, and negative values encountered and return a variable of type Values containing the information. $($Zero should be considered a positive value$).$

Consider the following $C++$ code snippet:

const long SIZE $=10$ ;

const long THE$\_$ARRAY$[$SIZE$],$

$10,6,100,-\frac{5}{b}ar(4),3,9,8,-4,0$;

Without writing a full int main $()$ function, write the $C++$ statements necessary to call the function defined above.