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22.2 Reverse array copy One of the annoying things about arrays is copying one to another. While you could do it with memcpy, the safer thing too do is to copy it item by item. Here you'll copy one array to another...but in reverse. Create a function called reverseArrayCopy, following this definition: void reverseArrayCopy(int original [], int originalSize, int newVersion [], int newVersionSize); You also need to update main() to create an array to copy into (make it size 5, like the original I'm giving you), then call reverseArrayCopy with both arrays. Your output (from main()) should be the reversed array. So if the input is 1 2 3 4 5 the output should be 5 4 3 2 1 (Go ahead and put a space after the last number to make your coding easier.) NOTE: unit tests will be used to check the proper working of your function. Do not assume that the sizes provided to reverseArrayCopy ( ) are always 5. NOTE 2: Be sure to check for a newVersion Size that's smaller than originalSize! If newVersionSize is smaller, just return from the function without copying anything. 346430.2101388.qx3zqy7