Problem

Given a target integer n$,$ repeatedly generate a random integer in the range of $[1,20]($inclusive$!)$ using the built$-$in function randi$$until the target is found, i$.$e$.,$ the function randi$$returns the same value as n$.$The trace of the search must be maintained with an array and returned as an output of your function.

For example, if n$=5,$ the output of your function may be

$[19,2,1,13,8,5]$

$[4,1,17,20,1,12,1,3,12,5]$

$[5]$

$[1,2,3,4,5]$

And infinitely many other possibilities...

Note that because the output array is generated randomly$$until a certain condition is satisfied $($i$.$e$.$ randi$$returns the value equal to n$),$ the output array of your function can and most likely will change$$for each call even with the same input argument $($randomSearchInRange$($n$)!=$ randomSearchInRange$($n$)$ is probably a true logical statement$).$

Also, although you can assume n$$will be an integer, you will need to ensure that it falls within the interval $[1,20].$ If n$$is not within the interval, your function must return an empty array as its output. For example, randomSearchInRange$(-3)$ should return $[].$

Task

Write a function randomSearchInRange$$that takes a single input arguments$$and returns a single output array.Your function must use a while loop.