Question Description
I’m working on a Programming exercise and need support.
Your task is to write a subroutine that takes a pointer to the first
element of an integer array, as well as an integer variable. The
arguments are passed to the subroutine in this order. The integer
variable passed as an argument holds the number of elements in an array,
while the actual array holds the number of integers specified by the
variable.
The subroutine must go through the table and return
the address of the element holding the smallest value to the calling
program. After receiving the address, the main program uses it to print
the smallest number contained in the array.
The prototype of the subroutine is the following:
int *address_of_smallest_value(int *numbers, int size);
In the above, the * operator indicates that the function's return value is a pointer.
