Write a C program that reads a series of integer numbers and saves them into an array.

Your program should then the user for an integer to search within the array. If the value

exists within the array, the program should indicate where the value was found. If the

value doesn$$t exist in the array, the program should report that the value is not in the

array.

Requirements:

$-$ Use pointer notation and pointer arithmetic to solve this problem.

$-$ You can only use the $[]$ operator to declare the array. The $[]$ operator should not be

used anywhere else in your program.

Example Interaction $($user input is underlined; your program must follow this format

precisely without the underline$)$:

$ gcc $-$Wall a$4\_$linear.c

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $-1$

Invalid number

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $0$

$

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $7$

Enter numbers: $578014839170$

$20113647$

What is the search number? $67$

Not found: $67$ is not in the array.

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $0$

$

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $5$

Enter numbers: $86$

$9886100-135002730$

What is the search number? $86$

Found: $86$ is in position $0,2$ in the array.

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $0$

$

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $5$

Enter numbers: $86$

$9886100$

$-13$

What is the search number? $-13$

Found: $-13$ is in position $4$ in the array.

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $3$

Enter numbers: $100$

$220$

$150$

What is the search number? $20$

Not found: $20$ is not in the array.

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$:

$3$

Enter numbers:

$100$

$100$

$100$

What is the search number?

$100$

Found: $100$ is in position $0,1,2$ in the array.

Enter the number of input integers $(0$ to stop$)$: $0$

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