Write a code which will swap two $1-$D arrays.

In the "main" function, you will declare the two arrays $(x$ and $y$ in the figure below$)$ and pass pointers to the arrays to a function called "swap$1$DArrays".

The function "swap$1$DArrays" will traverse the input arrays and swap the entries. This function should in turn call a function named "swapNumbers", which will swap the $i^{th}$ elements of the two input arrays. Therefore, the function "swap$1$ DArrays" will need to pass pointers to the $i^{th}$ elements of the two input arrays to the function "swapNumbers".

main

$x=$ input array $1$

$y=$ input array $2$

swap$1$DArrays

receives pointers to $x$ and $y$

swapNumbers

receives pointers

to $x[i]$ and $y[i]$

After the arrays have been swapped, you will need to add printf statements in "main" to print the original arrays and the swapped arrays. You can print out the arrays on the screen or write those to a file. If you decide to write the original and swapped arrays to a file, you will receive a