C programming

Experiment 7.3: We have seen how to use arrays in order to process their values. Actually name of the created array is the pointer to the first memory location of array. Now we will process arrays using the pointers. #include void pass_by_reference int *int ); void print_10_array(int int): void print 1D_array_adress(int* int ): void main(void) int array[8] = {1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8); int* array_P: array_p = array: printf("Before modification n"); print_1D_array(array_p.8): //lets modify the array pass_by reference array_p.8) printf("After modification n" print_1D_array(array_p.8): //lets print the adresses of the array elements printf("Addresses of elements of array "); print_1D_array_adress(array:8); void pass_by_reference int *pointer int N) int i; for (i = 0;i<>