Refer to the$$searchAll function defined in the lecture notes, and also seen in the$$SearchingArrays$2.$cpp$$file that was distributed as a class demo file.

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If you were writing a main program which uses this function to search an array named$$nums to see if the number $15$ was stored in the array, how will you know if the function was NOT able to find any $15\text{'}$s in nums?

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Refer to the$$searchAll function defined in the lecture notes, and also seen in the$$SearchingArrays$2.$cpp$$file that was distributed as a class demo file.

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If you were writing a main program which uses this function to search an array named$$nums to see if the number $15$ was stored in the array, how will you know if the function was NOT able to find any $15\text{'}$s in nums?

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The function will return the position number of where $15$ was found, or will return $-1$ if it was not found

The$$usedSize parameter will be holding the value $0$ after the function ends

The$$found parameter will be holding the value true after the function ends

The foundSize$$parameter will be holding the value $0$ after the function ends

The function will return the value$$true

The function will return the value$$false