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This program is IN THE C LANGUAGE! I WILL THUMBS UP THE ANSWER IF CORRECT!!:) PLEASE USE THE PROVIDED FUNCTIONS GIVEN BELOW! Please if possible,

This program is IN THE C LANGUAGE! I WILL THUMBS UP THE ANSWER IF CORRECT!!:)

PLEASE USE THE PROVIDED FUNCTIONS GIVEN BELOW! Please if possible, have comments within the code!

Please convert the following 2 functions from using iteration to loop, to use recursion (call the function within the function). Functionally, the code must do the same exact thing as below; however the functions will call themselves instead of having the loops. Thank you!

#include

#include

#include

#include

// The struct that both functions will use

struct employee {

int number;

char name [20];

};

/**

The "find_number" function searches for an employee number within an array of employees. If the employee was found with that number, true is returned to main and the string "found_employee" (in main) is set to the name that was found. By using recursion, this function must run O (n) times if the name is last in the array and O (1) times if the name was first in the array.

**/

bool find_number(int number, struct employee arr[], int n, char * found_employee);

/**

The "find_employee" function searches for a certain employee name within an array of employees. If one or more employees where found with that name (there can be more than 1 employee with the same name), the total numbers of employees with the same name will be returned to main and the array "ids[]" will be updated to have the employee ID's (of the ones with the same name found). If none where found, 0 will be returned. By using recursion, this function must run O (n) times to check all names.

**/

int find_employee(char * employee_name , struct employee arr[], int n, int numbers[]);

bool find_number(int number, struct employee arr[], int n, char * found_employee){

int i;

for(i=0; i

if (number==arr[i].number) {

strcpy(found_employee,arr[i].name);

return true;

}

}

return false;

}

int find_employee(char * employee_name , struct employee arr[], int n, int numbers[]){

int i;

int j;

int sameEmployeeNames=0;

for(i=0; i

if (strcmp(employee_name, arr[i].name)==0) {

numbers[sameEmployeeNames] = arr[i].number;

sameEmployeeNames ++;

}

}

return sameEmployeeNames;

}

//Here is an example of the inputs to the functions

struct employee e1 = {1234567, "TestEmployee"};

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