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hey everyone welcome back and letamp;#39;s write some more neat code today so today letamp;#39;s solve first and last position of an element in a sorted array so weamp;#39;re given an array of numbers and theyamp;#39;re in sorted order in ascending order and we just want to find a certain value so a target value that weamp;#39;re looking for and we want to find the starting and ending index of that value so in other words there could be multiple copies of this target value in our input array and if we cannot find the target then we can just return negative one as the start and ending indices but so letamp;#39;s look at the first example so we have a target a and you see that thereamp;#39;s two eights in our example and the index of them is so weamp;#39;re starting at zero this is going to be three this is going to be four so the starting index is three the ending index is four so we can return three four and in another example weamp;#39;re looking for six but we see six does n