Q2) - Prompt the user to enter a positive number of int elements, less than or equal to 50, or 0 to exit. If a negative number or a number more than 50 is entered, prompt it is wrong and prompt for a positive number of elements less than or equal to 50; or 0 to exit.

If a valid (0< number <= 50) number of elements is entered, prompt the user to enter those many (as the number of elements already entered) integer elements (ignore cases to check that each value is integer - assume user enters integers). Accept the elements in an array.

Run the next steps with an array of size 10 - all indices are 0-based.

1. - Print all the elements of the array
2. - Print the starting address of the array and starting address of 0th element of array array_name[0]. Are they same ? ___________
3. - Increment the 1st element - array_name[1].
4. - Print the address of 2nd element - array_name[2]
5. - Interchange the 3nd element - array_name[3] with the 4th element - array_name[4]. Use a separate function to do it.
6. - Subtract the 6th element - array_name[6] from the 5th element - array_name[5] and store it in the 7th element - array_name[7] (overwrite the 7th - so earlier contents of 7th element will be lost). Use a separate function to do it. Choose what should be the arguments of the function to keep it generic.
7. - Print the new array