C programming question

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EE 3822 QUIZ NO. 5 PAGE 1 OF 1 me Write a C program that implements a function named ROpy Argy() that copies atg. Note that you must copy the actual data, not just the pointers. You must also write a function called delete sopy that cleans up memory. Your main program should make the following function calls copy argy (, argv_copy_o, argc) delete copy (); for (long i - 0; i , i, argylj, argv-copy-2[j); delete SOpx(); delete copy (); It is up to you to specify the template for the function. The second and third arguments must be "char**n and "int" respectively as shown above. These will be used to pass the existing arg and age. However, the first argument for opy arg is up to you to specify as long as your code works. Nothing can be hardcoded Memory must be allocated in the function. Sopyaarg, not in the main program or globally. There can be no memory leaks in your program Email me a single C/C++ file using the name "myprog.cc". The code should compile with "gcc -o myprog.exe myprog.cc". The subject line should be "ECE 3822: Quiz No. 5". EE 3822 QUIZ NO. 5 PAGE 1 OF 1 me Write a C program that implements a function named ROpy Argy() that copies atg. Note that you must copy the actual data, not just the pointers. You must also write a function called delete sopy that cleans up memory. Your main program should make the following function calls copy argy (, argv_copy_o, argc) delete copy (); for (long i - 0; i , i, argylj, argv-copy-2[j); delete SOpx(); delete copy (); It is up to you to specify the template for the function. The second and third arguments must be "char**n and "int" respectively as shown above. These will be used to pass the existing arg and age. However, the first argument for opy arg is up to you to specify as long as your code works. Nothing can be hardcoded Memory must be allocated in the function. Sopyaarg, not in the main program or globally. There can be no memory leaks in your program Email me a single C/C++ file using the name "myprog.cc". The code should compile with "gcc -o myprog.exe myprog.cc". The subject line should be "ECE 3822: Quiz No. 5