Engineering, 26.10.2019 00:43 shiny9362
Write a procedure, findminor, that finds the element whose value is closest to zero from the values that are stored in the stack in the previous program. write a main program that calls findminor and prints the values found. also, print the indices at which the values were found, assuming that the first value has the index 0. for example, if the inputs are 3,-1,2,4,8,-4: the expected output of your code is: the target value is -1, and is located at index: 1 in cases where more than one element have the same absolute value, you only have to output one of them.
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