This program uses dynamic allocation of memory to create a copy of an array. It might compile; if it does, it should give a warning. If you run it, it will crash. Find and fix the errors. Write comments to explain the errors. Run the program and save the output as a comment at the end of the source file. Hint: There are THREE logical errors. #include #include using namespace std;

void createCopy ( double *pFirst, double *pLast, double *newList ); void printList ( double *pFirst, double *pLast );

int main() { int size = 5; double ary[100] = { 2.1, 3.5, 8.7, 1.9, 5.6 }; double *list; // will point to a replica of ary createCopy ( ary, ary + size - 1, list ); //ary + size - 1 is the address of the last element in ary printList ( ary, ary + size - 1 ); // print the original array printList ( list, list + size - 1 ); // print its copy delete [] list; // release memory delete [] ary; return 0; }

/*************************************************************** This function prints an array PRE: pFirst - pointer to the first element pLast - pointer to the last element POST: list printed ****************************************************************/ void printList ( double *pFirst, double *pLast ) { double *pWalk; cout << setprecision(2) << fixed; for( pWalk = pFirst; pWalk <= pLast; pWalk++ ) { cout << *pWalk << " "; } cout << endl; return; }

/*************************************************************** This function creates a copy of an array PRE: pFirst - pointer to the first element pLast - pointer to the last element POST: list copied to newList ****************************************************************/ void createCopy ( double *pFirst, double *pLast, double *newList ) { double *pwSource; double *pwDest; newList = new double[pLast - pFirst]; // allocate memory for the new array //cout << "DEBUG size = " << pLast - pFirst << endl; for( pwSource = pFirst, pwDest = newList; pwSource <= pLast; pwSource++, pwDest++ ) { *pwDest = *pwSource; //cout << "DEBUG " << *pwDest << endl; // DEBUG } return; }