$($Write the code in C programming$)$

$1.$ Problem statement

Given an array$/$list 'ARR' of integers and a position $$M$.$ You have to reverse the array after that position.

Example:

We have an array ARR $=\{1,2,3,4,5,6\}$ and M $=3,$ considering $0$

based indexing so the subarray $\{5,6\}$ will be reversed and our

output array will be $\{1,2,3,4,6,5\}.$

Detailed explanation $($ Input$/$output format, Notes$)$

Constraints:

$1<=$ T $<=10$

$0<=$ M $<=$ N $<=5*10^4$

$-10^9<=$ ARR$[$i$]<=10^9$

Time Limit: $1$ sec

Sample Input $1$:

$2-->$ No$.$ queries

$63--->$ Array Length, position M

$123456--->$ Array

$52--->$ Array Length, position M

$109876--->$ Array

Sample Output $1$:

$123465$

$109867$

Explanation $1$:

For the first test case,

Considering $0-$based indexing we have M $=3$ so the

subarray$[$M$+1...$ N$-1]$ has to be reversed.

Therefore the required output will be $\{1,2,3,4,6,5\}.$

For the second test case,

Considering $0-$based indexing we have M $=2$ so the

subarray$[$M$+1...$ N$-1]$ has to be reversed.

Therefore the required output will be $\{10,9,8,6,7\}.$

Sample Input $2$:

$2$

$73$

$1456677$

$93$

$1045236136$

Sample Output $2$: $14567761045263163$