Function getMinimumInt$($integer array$(5)$ userVals$)$ returns integer minInt

$//$ Modified Error $1$: Pass the array value with size of

integer i

minInt $=$ userVals$[5]$

$//$ Iterating the array and finding the min of the array

$//$ Modified Error $2$: Iterate the loop from zero rather

for i $=0$; i $<$ userVals.size; i $=$ i $+1$

if userVals$[$i$]<$ minInt

minInt $=$ userVals$[$i$]$

Function Main$()$ returns nothing

$//$ integer array

integer array$(5)$ userVals

$//$ taking user input and storing it the array

integer i

$//$ Modified Error $3$: Declare the variable here rat

$//$ than below the getting an error on Line $15$:

$//$ Variable declaration must be at top of function.

integer min

for i $=0$; i $<$ userVals.size; i $=$ i $+1$

userVals$[$i$]=$ Get next input

$//$ Don't declare integer min here

min $=$ getMinimumInt$($userVals$)$

$//$ normalizing the array

for i $=0$; i $<$ userVals.size; i $=$ i $+1$

userVals$[$i$]=$ userVals$[$i$]-$ min

$//$printing the output

Put userVals$[$i$]$ to output

Put $""$ to output $($this is the code I used $,$ however I am getting the error message $"$An array index of $5$ is too large; valid range of userVals: $0-4"$ how would I correct this? I followed the above example verbatim