2. (10 points) As we know that when you pass an array with the array name to a function, the address of this array is copied over to the function. Any changes to this array inside the function will be reflected in the calling environment. This is recognized as call by reference in C. For this question, however, we would like to do the opposite. You are asked to write a function that takes an array of integers and the size of this array (an integer) as its arguments. Inside this function, each element of this array is increased by 10 (a[i] += 10;). Finally, the modified array is returned to the calling function and the data can be used by the calling function. However, the changes made inside this function cannot affect the array (that was passed over to the function) in the calling function. I would call this function as pass array by value. Attach your code for the answer to this