Answer Posted / vinod, bangalore, india

int Second_Max(int* numbers, int Lenght)
{

int Max, Sec_Max, index;
Max = Sec_Max = numbers[0];
for(index=0; (index<Lenght) &&(Max == Sec_Max);
index++)
{
if(Max > numbers[index])
Sec_Max = numbers[index];
else
Max = numbers[index];
}
if(index == Lenght)
{
printf("Array contain simillar data and the
data is = %d \n", Max);
return false;
}


for(index =0; index < Lenght; index++)
{
if(numbers[index] > Max)
{
Sec_Max = Max;
Max = numbers[index];
}
if((numbers[index] < Max) && (numbers
[index] > Sec_Max))
{
Sec_Max = numbers[index];
}
}
return Sec_Max;
}

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