29. In the following code both myList and yourList are dynamic arrays of the same size....

 

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29. In the following code both myList and yourList are dynamic arrays of the same size. The code initializes the array myList to certain values. The value in each element of yourList should be twice the value in the corresponding element in myList. However, the output of this code would show that is not the case. Provide the correct code to accomplish the desired results. (8, 11) int *myList; int *yourList; myList = new int[5]; myList [0] 8; for (int i = 1; i < 5; i++) myList [1] 1 * myList [i - 1]; yourList myList; for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) yourList [i] = 2 * myList [1]; Exercises 901 29. In the following code both myList and yourList are dynamic arrays of the same size. The code initializes the array myList to certain values. The value in each element of yourList should be twice the value in the corresponding element in myList. However, the output of this code would show that is not the case. Provide the correct code to accomplish the desired results. (8, 11) int *myList; int *yourList; myList = new int[5]; myList [0] 8; for (int i = 1; i < 5; i++) myList [1] 1 * myList [i - 1]; yourList myList; for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) yourList [i] = 2 * myList [1]; Exercises 901