• The purpose of this homework is practice writing functions, arrays and loops
• For this assignment, declare an array with 10,000 elements of type int
• Then in a loop generate 10,000 random numbers and assign one to each element in the array
• The random numbers should be between 1 and 500
• Then, prompt the user to enter a number, store this number in a local variable
• The number should be safety checked using the GetInteger() function
• Ensure the user's input is between 1 and 500
• You will iterate through the array and determine how many times the user's number occurred in the array
• Output how many times the user's number occurred in the array
• Ask the user if they would like to check another number.
• This should be done with a while loop so that the user can check as many numbers as they want
• Do not regenerate the array of random numbers, it should be the exact same values each iteration
• If the user doesn't want to check another number the application should close
• Use the random number source code from the functions lesson in week 4, found on Brightspace

//Includes

#include

//Using directives

using namespace std;

//Function declarations

int GetInteger();

bool DoesNumberExistInArray(int number, int values[], const int size);

void OutputArray(int values[], const int size);

//Program entry point

int main()

{

//Local variables

const int NUMBER_TO_ENTER = 500;

int uniqueValues[NUMBER_TO_ENTER] = {};

int uniqueValuesEntered = 0;

bool doesExist = false;

cout << "Please enter 10 unique numbers, this program will ensure that no duplicates are entered. ";

//Keep looping until 10 unique values have been entered

while (uniqueValuesEntered < NUMBER_TO_ENTER)

{

//Read in the number

int input = GetInteger();

//Check to see if the number already exists in the unique values array

doesExist = DoesNumberExistInArray(input, uniqueValues, uniqueValuesEntered);

//Is the number unique?

if (doesExist == false)

{

uniqueValues[uniqueValuesEntered] = input;

uniqueValuesEntered++;

}

else

{

cout << "Error: " << input << " has already been entered, please enter a unique number ";

}

}

//Output the array

cout << " The numbers you entered are: ";

OutputArray(uniqueValues, NUMBER_TO_ENTER);

cout << endl;

system("pause");

return 0;

}

int GetInteger()

{

int value = 0;

while (!(cin >> value))

{

cin.clear();

cin.ignore(numeric_limits::max(), ' ');

}

return value;

}

bool DoesNumberExistInArray(int number, int values[], const int size)

{

for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)

{

//Does the value already exist in the array?

if (number == values[i])

{

return true;

}

}

//If we reached here, it means the number doesn't exist in the array

return false;

}

void OutputArray(int values[], const int size)

{

for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)

{

cout << values[i] << " ";

}

}