1. Write a function match which takes 2 integer arrays (named one and
two) and returns the number of times "matches" occur in parallel
positions in the two arrays. That is, count the number of times
one[i] == two[i]. The lengths of both arrays are the same.
2. Write the statements to declare two arrays of size 25, read values
into the arrays, from the keyboard (fisrt one array, then the other),
call your match function, and print out the number of matches in the
two arrays.
3. Write a function named count that will count and return the occurrences
of a given character in an array named letters. The parameters will
be the array letters, the number of elements stored in the array, and the
character to count. For example: If the array contained the values
x 8 R A a a 0 s S a A
and the character to count was 'a', then the function would return 3.
4. Write the statements to declare an array of characters, and initialize
the array to contain the characters: f A i @ N Z a 7 p Y h A. Call
the count function and print the number of times the character p is
contained in the array.
5. Write a function called search that receives an array of ints, the
number of elements stored in the array, and a number to search for.
The function will return true if the number is contained in the array,
and will return false otherwise.
6. Write the statements to call your function to search for the value
1500 in an array called salaries which has 100 elements. Print a
message telling whether the value was found in the array.
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