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![Example 2:
5 -> Value of N, represents size of Arr
3 -> Value of Arr[0]
4-> Value of Arr[1]
5 -> Value of Arr[2]
8-> Value of Arr[3]
9 -> Value of Arr[4]
Output:
5
Constraints
1<=N<=20
1<=Arr[i]<=10000](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbc6a27bf-d166-4983-8a74-0182ce0f3dfe%2Fa1466e19-57f2-40dd-816c-39b2c379d1fe%2F01to5j_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Example 2:
5 -> Value of N, represents size of Arr
3 -> Value of Arr[0]
4-> Value of Arr[1]
5 -> Value of Arr[2]
8-> Value of Arr[3]
9 -> Value of Arr[4]
Output:
5
Constraints
1<=N<=20
1<=Arr[i]<=10000
![Question: Given an integer array Arr of size N the task is to
find the count of elements whose value is greater than all of
its prior elements.
Note: Ist element of the array should be considered in the
count of the result.
For example,
Arr] {7,4,8,2,9}
As 7 is the first element, it will consider in the result.
8 and 9 are also the elements that are greater than all of its
previous elements.
Since total of 3 elements is present in the array that meets
the condition.
Hence the output = 3.
Example 1:
Input
5 -> Value of N, represents size of Arr
7-> Value of Arr[0]
4 -> Value of Arr[1]
8-> Value of Arr[2]
2-> Value of Arr[3]
9-> Value of Arr[4]
Output:
3](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbc6a27bf-d166-4983-8a74-0182ce0f3dfe%2Fa1466e19-57f2-40dd-816c-39b2c379d1fe%2Foejqr2k_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Question: Given an integer array Arr of size N the task is to
find the count of elements whose value is greater than all of
its prior elements.
Note: Ist element of the array should be considered in the
count of the result.
For example,
Arr] {7,4,8,2,9}
As 7 is the first element, it will consider in the result.
8 and 9 are also the elements that are greater than all of its
previous elements.
Since total of 3 elements is present in the array that meets
the condition.
Hence the output = 3.
Example 1:
Input
5 -> Value of N, represents size of Arr
7-> Value of Arr[0]
4 -> Value of Arr[1]
8-> Value of Arr[2]
2-> Value of Arr[3]
9-> Value of Arr[4]
Output:
3
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