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in this video weamp;#39;re going to learn how to delete a value thatamp;#39;s stored at a specific index in an array using C the first thing weamp;#39;ll do is Define a pre-processor constant for the length of the array weamp;#39;ll have here number to find Max Capacity 100. then weamp;#39;ll declare an array with this length weamp;#39;ll have int array with the length Max Capacity now the array may not actually store this many values but this is the maximum number of values that can be stored in the array weamp;#39;ll declare another variable in total to keep track of the actual number of values stored in the array weamp;#39;ll initialize it to zero weamp;#39;ll also declare a variable delete index to store the index of the value to delete from the array weamp;#39;ll prompt the user to enter in the number of values to be stored in the array weamp;#39;ll then prompt the user for each of those values and weamp;#39;ll store them in the array in the order theyamp;#39;re enter