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Transcribed Image Text:Write a function that is given a list of int id's as a parameter, the id of the person looked for, and the length of the array.
Use the data:
Bob
123456
89
Suki
234567
77
Felix 345678
55
Julie
456789
67
The function searches the id array and returns the index of the id or -1 if the id does not exist. The main program outputs the name of the person at that
index or a message that the person was not found. The name array (up to length number of students) and id array are declared in function main. Show all
the declarations and the actual call. A sample run may look like the following:
int SearchPerson(const int id[], int length,int who);
Enter the id of the person
345678
That person is:
Felix with a mark of
55
Enter the id of the person
444444
That person does not exist.
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