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Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.7CP
The function
int minPosition(int arr[ ], int size)
takes an array of integers of the given size and returns the index of the smallest element of the array. Define a template that works like this function but permits as parameter arrays of any type that can lie compared using the less-than operator <.
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