a. Implement the following function: void make X or Array (int * ort Arr 1, int...

 

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a. Implement the following function: void make X or Array (int * ort Arr 1, int n, int * rt Arr 2, int n2, int* out Xor Aur, inte out N) arrays of integers: This function takes two bare addresses of vrt Aml and ert Arv 2, and their respective logical vizes: nl and n2. norted (trictly ascending) The elements in each arvay come in order. a when called, it should create an array, containing all the numbers that show in only one of the input arrays. This array should be returned by using the two unpact output parameters: address out Xor Arr and out N to update the Array, and its logical rize. base created OT the note that these output parameters use pointers (not all by the values in the scope of reference) to update the caller of the function. For example. It rt Arr) = [ 1, 2, 3, 5, 7,8], and ert Arr2 = the output [2, 5, 4, 9], the call to make Xor-Array with these two arrays, should create the array [1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9] and parameters to return to base address and its logical nize.. ure Runtime requirement: Your function whould run in worst-case linear time (e(n, tu)) Implementation mas: You must implement the function with the prototype as given above. that is, you are not allowed to change the header line of the function the function should not change the contents of its input arrays. a. Implement the following function: void make X or Array (int * ort Arr 1, int n, int * rt Arr 2, int n2, int* out Xor Aur, inte out N) arrays of integers: This function takes two bare addresses of vrt Aml and ert Arv 2, and their respective logical vizes: nl and n2. norted (trictly ascending) The elements in each arvay come in order. a when called, it should create an array, containing all the numbers that show in only one of the input arrays. This array should be returned by using the two unpact output parameters: address out Xor Arr and out N to update the Array, and its logical rize. base created OT the note that these output parameters use pointers (not all by the values in the scope of reference) to update the caller of the function. For example. It rt Arr) = [ 1, 2, 3, 5, 7,8], and ert Arr2 = the output [2, 5, 4, 9], the call to make Xor-Array with these two arrays, should create the array [1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9] and parameters to return to base address and its logical nize.. ure Runtime requirement: Your function whould run in worst-case linear time (e(n, tu)) Implementation mas: You must implement the function with the prototype as given above. that is, you are not allowed to change the header line of the function the function should not change the contents of its input arrays.