1. Compile and run the following program that defines 2 pointer variables on a function, reads 3 integer numbers and prints out the numbers sorted in ascending order. #include void sort(int, int *); int main() int a, b, c: printf("Please enter 3 integers: "); scanf("d d ed", ta, tb, cc): sort(a, b) sort(a, sc): sort (&b, se) printf("The sorted numbers: td td sd ", a, b, c): return 0; ) Page 4 of 5 CS 1160, Computing Fundamentals-Lab Pointers Week of an 2. 2021 void sort(int *x, int *y) (int temp: if (x > *y) temp - *x: *x*y: *y = temp:) Complete the table below: numbers Sorted numbers 8.7.12 0.6.-3 2. Modify the above program so that the program can sort an array of 7 integers in ascending order. Test the program by your own data. 3. Modify your program to include a function named maxm which finds and returns the max of the two numbers. The addresses of x. Y, and must be passed as parameters to the function mam