mplement a C function with the following header nt processPointers(int "p, int "q, int n) the function takes 3 arguments: the address of the first element in an array the address of the first element in another array the size of both arrays (the two arrays have the same size) the function should return 1 if the sum of elements in the first array is larger than the sum of elements in the second array and should return O otherwise example: int a[]=[11,55,33,44,22); int b[]=[1,2,3,4,5); the function call processPointers(&a[0].&b[0],5); should return 1 Note: The use of array notation inside the function is not allowed (Use polnters and pointer arithmetic only)

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implement a Cfunction with the following header
Int processPointers(int "p, int "q, Int n)
the function takes 3 arguments:
• the address of the first element in an array
• the address of the first element in another array
• the size of both arrays (the two arrays have the same size)
the function should return 1 if the sum of elements in the first array is larger than the sum of elements in the
second array and should return 0 otherwise
example: int al]=[11,55,33,44,22);
int b[]=[1,2,3,4,5);
the function call processPointers(&a[0].&b[0],5); should return 1
Note: The use of array notation inside the function is not allowed (Use polnters and pointer arithmetic only)
Transcribed Image Text:implement a Cfunction with the following header Int processPointers(int "p, int "q, Int n) the function takes 3 arguments: • the address of the first element in an array • the address of the first element in another array • the size of both arrays (the two arrays have the same size) the function should return 1 if the sum of elements in the first array is larger than the sum of elements in the second array and should return 0 otherwise example: int al]=[11,55,33,44,22); int b[]=[1,2,3,4,5); the function call processPointers(&a[0].&b[0],5); should return 1 Note: The use of array notation inside the function is not allowed (Use polnters and pointer arithmetic only)
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