Write a function named lastGreater that takes three arguments and returns in integer. The first argument is an integer array. The second argument is the length of the array. The third argument is an integer comparison value. Return the index of the lastelement in the array that is greater than the comparison value. If there is no element in the array greater than the comparisonvalue, then return - 1.

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4 September, 02:44

Write a function named lastGreater that takes three arguments and returns in integer. The first argument is an integer array. The second argument is the length of the array. The third argument is an integer comparison value. Return the index of the lastelement in the array that is greater than the comparison value. If there is no element in the array greater than the comparisonvalue, then return - 1.

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Mira Dougherty · Answer 1

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Explanation:

#include

#include

int lastGreater (int a[], int len, int co)

{

int i, lar=-1;

for (i=0; i
{

if (a[i]>co)

{

lar=a[i];

}

}

return lar;

}

void main ()

{

int a[]={1,7,5,9,4};

int c=5, n=5, lar;

lar=lastGreater (a, n, c);

printf ("Last Large number in array is %d", lar);

getch ();

}