"The Foo function takes an array, start and end index range, and target value as parameters and searches for the target in the respective range. Write a template function that returns $""$True$-1""$ if the target is found, and $""$False$-0""$ if not found, PZ$01$ and check if the sample works with main. If your function works correctly, it should produce the same output seen in the example, ie $011.$

int main$()$

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string A$[]=\{""$Ali$"",""$Osman$"",""$Ayse$"",""$Mustafa$""\}$;

char B$[]=\{\text{'}$A$\text{'},\text{'}$b$\text{'},\text{'}$K$\text{'},\text{'}$H$\text{'},\text{'}$u$\text{'},\text{'}$X$\text{'},\text{'}$p$\text{'}\}$;

int C$[]=\{12,23,43,5,1,1,2\}$;

string Hedef $=""$Ali$""$;

cout $<<$ Foo$($ A$,1,$ sizeof$($A$)/$sizeof$($A$),$ Hedef $)<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ Foo$($ B$,0,7,\text{'}$H$\text{'})<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ Foo$($ C$,2,5,1)<<$ endl ;

return $0$;

Case Study and Screen Output: $011$

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