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Functions Chapter 11 Exercise Write a program that gets a set of characters from the user and stores them in an array charsI J. The program stops when the number of characters is greater than 10 or ## is entered, whichever comes first. Then the program performs the following tasks: 1. Displays the array using a user defined function that has the following prototype void dispArray(char xC], int N); 2. Computes the count of vowels (ower or upper cases) using a user-defined function named findSumVols() with the following prototype int findNumVols (char xI1, int N); In addition, this function calls another user-defined function named isVowe1C ) to check each element of its input array if it is vowel or not. The function isVowelC returns 1 if its input is a vowel character and0 otherwise and has the following prototype: int isVowe1 (char ch)