PART ONE Write a function named isInVector that takes a vector/array of ints (and its size, if appropriate) and an int to search for and returns whether or not that searched-for int is in the passed in vector/array.
PART TWO Write a function named makeUnique that will take a vector/array of ints (and its size, if appropriate), which may contain duplicate entries, and fills a second vector (which is also passed in as an empty vector) with the ints from the first vector removing all duplicates.
Example:Vector on left was passed in; vector on right was filled using the data from the vector on the left. Note that there are no duplicates in the filled vector.
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PART THREE Write a function named fillVectFromFile that fills a vector/array of ints with the
data from a user chosen input file. You should ask the user for a file name and should not continue if the file does not open properly.
PART FOUR Using the functions you write and the two we gave you, solve this problem:
Get a set of ints stored in a file named by a user and write them, eliminating duplicates, into a file
named uniq.ints.
Your main function should only create variables and call functions to solve the problem. There must be NO INPUT and NO OUTPUT in main.