Consider the block of code and the function below then find the first two and last two values of the Array A after the function finishes its execution.The array and the variables are defined as integers.The user enters, s = 11, C = 3, and Array A = { 4, 9, -4, 7, 6, 34, 6, 11, -8, 0, 77 };The function call is: Giraffe (A, S, C);//void Giraffe (int A[l, int s, int N){int q, jx = 0;for (int ix = s - 1; jx < N; jx++)3.q = A[ix];A[ix] = A[jx];A[jx] = q;7.10ix--;1112} // end of function13first two: (77, 0} last two: {9, 4})Oa.10:29 AMRain...12/20/202F4F5PrtScrInsertHomeEndF6F7F8F9F10F11 first two: {77, 0} last two: {9, 4}a.first two: {4, 77} last two: {0, 9}O b.first two: {77, 4} last two:{9, 0}c.first two: (9, 4} last two: {0, 77}d.first two: {4, 9} last two: {77, 0}O e.KAF3F4F5F6F7%23%244

(a) First two (77,0) Last two(9,4)

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