Define a function F1 that takes a 1Darray of integers A of size 6 and a 3x2two-dimensional array of integers B asa formal parameters and converts the1D-array A into 2D-array B. You willuse the data in the 1D-array A to fillinto the 2D-array B. For example, if thearray A is equal to {1,3,1,2,2,5}, thearray B should be {{1,3},{1,2},{2,5}}.

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Define a function F1 that takes a 1D array of integers A of size 6 and a 3x2 two-dimensional array of integers B as a formal parameters and converts the iD-array A into 2D-array B. You will use the data in the 1D-array A to fill into the 2D-array B. For example, if the

Define a function F1 that takes a 1D array of integers A of size 6 and a 3x2 two-dimensional array of integers B as a formal parameters and converts the iD-array A into 2D-array B. You will use the data in the 1D-array A to fill into the 2D-array B. For example, if the

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