In this assignment, you will get practice with the concept of parallel arrays. To keep all the information about each dragon, we will have a number of arrays $$ one for each attribute that the dragons might have. Here are the attributes that each dragon will have: a name, what type of dragon it is$,$ what its natural $$element$$ is $($like Earth, Air, Fire, Water, etc.$),$ how many hit points $($HP$)$ the dragon has $($when you run out of HP$,$ you are defeated$),$ what its primary weapon is$,$ what the maximum damage that weapon can do$,$ and an elemental weakness $($e$.$g$.,$ if it has an Earth weakness and it$$s fighting an Earth dragon, the Earth dragon will be able to do more damage$).$ So for each of these there will be an array. That$$s seven arrays. But these arrays are all kept in parallel: So for example, name$[3]$ is the name of the third dragon, and dragonType$[3]$ is the type of dragon of the third dragon, and element$[3]$ is the element of the third dragon, and so forth. So that third dragon$$s information is spread across a number of different arrays, that are all kept in parallel. Each dragon has a number, though this isn$$t stored anywhere $$ it$$s just the index of each of the attribute arrays. The image here shows a few of the dragons: