Study and complete arrCopy.c so it prints out the following sample result in the same format. You must only insert code in the segments where //Your code here is labeled. Contents of all arrays must be accessed through pointers, so you must not use any array notation [ ] in the code. Hint: Use dynamic memory allocations! Sample result (input is in italic and bold): Enter size of array: 5 Enter array content #1: 1 Enter array content #2: 3 Enter array content #3: 5 Enter array content #4: 7 Enter array content #5: 9 printArr: 1 3 5 7 9 printArr: 1 3 5 7 9

#include #include

void printArr(int *a, int size){ //Your code here }

int* arrCopy(int *a, int size){ //Your code here }

int main(){ int n; int *arr; int *arr_copy; int i; printf("Enter size of array: "); scanf("%d",&n);

//Dynamically create an int array of n items //Your code here

//Ask user to input content of array //Your code here /*************** YOU MUST NOT MAKE CHANGES BEYOND THIS LINE! ***********/ //Print original array printArr(arr, n);

//Copy array arr_copy = arrCopy(arr, n);

//Print new array printArr(arr_copy, n);

return 0; }