Problem: Complete Programming Project 6, page 421 in the text. This will require the use of TWO one- dimensioned arrays or ONE two-dimensioned array. The problem says that there will be 50 or fewer numbers entered. Therefore, the array size will be exactly 50. As numbers are entered, your program will terminate input if the user tries to enter more than 50 numbers or wheneveir the user enters the terminating value (-999). Requirements (Face-to-Face): You will submit the following with this lab: a. The assignment sheet/cover sheet with your name on the front b. A printout of source code (program listing) c. A copy of the source code and related project files will be submitted to Canvas under the lab assignment Requirements (online): You will submit the following with this lab a. A copy of the source code and related project files will be submitted to Canvas under the lab assignment Due: TBD Labs are due promptly at the BEGINNING OF CLASS. Program Logic (algorithm) - Perform anv initializations - Loop through the users inputs (max of 50 or terminating value of -999) o Prompt the user for their input o Read the users entry. If the value is -999, exit the loop - o Determine if the users entry has been entered before o If it is a new value, add to the 'Numbers' array and set the entry in the Count' array to 1 If the number has been entered previously, increment the 'Count' array entry by one. o - Once the loop terminates: o Print the Numbers, array and the corresponding Count, array