CHALLENGEACTIVITY455310.3177760.qx3zqy7Jump to level 1For any element in keysList with a value smaller than 50, print the corresponding value in itemsList, followed by a comma (nospaces).Ex: If the input is:32 105 101 3510 20 30 405.5.1: Multiple arrays.the output is:10,40,1 #include 23 int main(void) {45671718891011121314 scanf("%d", &itemsList[0]);15 scanf("%d", &itemsList[1]);16 scanf("%d", &itemsList[2]);scanf("%d", &itemsList[3]);/* Your code goes here */printf("\n");192021222324 }Checkconst int SIZE_LIST = 4;int keysList[SIZE_LIST];int itemsList[SIZE_LIST];int i;scanf("%d", &keysList[0]);scanf("%d", &keysList[1]);scanf("%d", &keysList[2]);scanf("%d", &keysList[3]);return 0;Next212

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For any element in keysList with a value smaller than 50, print the corresponding value in itemsList, followed by a comma (no spaces). Ex: If the input is: 32 105 101 35 10 20 30 40 the output is: 10,40, 1 #include 2 3 int main(void) { 4 const int SIZE_LIST = 4; 5 int keysList[SIZE_LIST]; 6 int itemsList[SIZE_LIST]; int i; 7898 scanf("%d", &keysList[0]); 10 scanf("%d", &keysList[1]); 11 scanf("%d", &keysList[2]); 12 scanf("%d", &keysList[3]); 13 14 scanf("%d", &itemsList[0]); 15 scanf("%d", &itemsList[1]); 16 scanf("%d", &itemsList[2]); scanf("%d", &itemsList[3]); 17 18 19 /* Your code goes here */ 20 printf("\n"); return 0; 21 N N N N 22 23 m st 24 }

For any element in keysList with a value smaller than 50, print the corresponding value in itemsList, followed by a comma (no spaces). Ex: If the input is: 32 105 101 35 10 20 30 40 the output is: 10,40, 1 #include 2 3 int main(void) { 4 const int SIZE_LIST = 4; 5 int keysList[SIZE_LIST]; 6 int itemsList[SIZE_LIST]; int i; 7898 scanf("%d", &keysList[0]); 10 scanf("%d", &keysList[1]); 11 scanf("%d", &keysList[2]); 12 scanf("%d", &keysList[3]); 13 14 scanf("%d", &itemsList[0]); 15 scanf("%d", &itemsList[1]); 16 scanf("%d", &itemsList[2]); scanf("%d", &itemsList[3]); 17 18 19 /* Your code goes here */ 20 printf("\n"); return 0; 21 N N N N 22 23 m st 24 }

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