We want to create a void function that takes a number and doubles it, we do it as follows void doubler (int orig_number){ orig_number = orig_number* 2; return orig_number; } but it doesn't seem to be working as whatever argument you give it isn't modified. What's wrong with this approach? Can you fix it?

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