Write a program that declares two arrays A and B ofsize 10. Fill array A by generating random numberswithin the boundaries 1 and 100 using your id numberas a seed. Copy only odd numbers from array A toarray B, Display array A and B and the count of oddnumbers.Note: You may have different output since you getdifferent set of random numbers.Sample Output:CAWindows\system32\cmd.exeElements of Array A :78 19 51 18 7 69 49 42 29 47Elements of Array B :19 51 7 69 492947Number of elements in ArrayB arePress any key to continue:

Write a program that declares two arrays A and B of size 10. Fill array A by generating random numbers within the boundaries 1 and 100 using your id number as a seed. Copy only odd numbers from array A to array B, Display array A and B and the count of odd numbers.

Write a program that declares two arrays A and B of size 10. Fill array A by generating random numbers within the boundaries 1 and 100 using your id number as a seed. Copy only odd numbers from array A to array B, Display array A and B and the count of odd numbers.

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