Question $1$: Points and Dynamic Memory Management

Increase Array Size. Once an array is created, the size is fixed. Occasionally, you need

to add more values to an array, but the array is full, In this case, you may create a new

larger array to replace the existing array. Write a function with the following header:

int$*$ doubelCapacity$($ cons int$*$ list, int size$)$

The function returns a new array that doubles the size of the parameter list.

Write a test program that creates an array with size $20,$ initialize with random numbers,

then invoke this function, add new $20$ random numbers into this array, then displays the

new double sized array