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warning: do not use vector to complete this exercise. Write a program to simulate a parking lot with 10 spots. The program will takes 10 integers ( 0 or 1 ) as input to indicate the initial states of the individual spots of the parking lot 0 means vacant and 1 means occupied. The user then enters a series of characters (either I or 0 with i means entering one car and o means one car leaving). When a car eiters the parking lot (le, the user enters an i), it will occupy the first avalable spot from the beginning When the user enters an O, the last cat in the parking lot will leave To simulate the above process, use a 10 integer array to represent the vacancy state of each siot (again, 0 means vacant and 1 means occupied). When the user enters an is, the program will turn the first 0 in the array to 1 if all elements are 1 (parking lot is full), then do nothing. When the user enters an ' ;, the program will turn the last 1 in the array to 0 . If all elements are 0 (parking lot is empty), then do nothing. The program will output the final state of the parking lot and the number of cars in the parking lot you can safely assurne that the user wil enter only r or ' o; For example, assume the user enters the following as the inital state of the parking lot 1100111100 then if the user enters the following sequence of Y and O by following a non-zero integer indicating the number of Y and 'o' the user may enter the final state of the parking lot will become. 1.110111000 Note that the third element becomes 1 as it was the first avallable spol, while the third to the last element becomes 0 as it was the lasi spot occupied by a car. Note that the third element becomes 1 as it was the first available spot, while the third to the last element becomes 0 as it was the last 5 occupied by a car. Given the above initial state of the parking lot, if the user enters the following sequence 6 1 1 0 1 0 0 the state of the parking lot will become 16111110000 Any attempt to hard code the results will result in a 0 for this exercise