I have to write a program that reads in a list of integers into an array with the base type of an int. The next thing is I have to either read this array from the keyboard OR from a file, depending on what the user wants. If the user wants file input, the program should ask for a file name. We may assume that there are fewer than 50 entries in the array. The program should determine how many entries there are. The output should be a two-column list that has the first column in the list be a list of the distinct array elements. The second column will be the count of the number of occurences of each of the elements. The result should be outputted in a file and on the screen. The list should also be sorted on entries in the first column from largest to smallest. Use the input file input.txt or let the user input from the keyboard.

Algorithm/Pseudo-code for Exercise 2 1. You need three integer arrays to solve this exercise: inputArray, uniqueArray, countArray. An integer variable "size" is used to keep track of 2. Read the integers into inputArrav, The number of elements is saved in 3. Sort the input array in ascending order. Use the selection sort algorithm in 4. Initialize the elements in countArray to be zero. how many elements are in inputArrav. variable "size" Chap. 7. for (int1 = 0; 1