Exercise 6: (multi-point problem) When you type-cast a space (the result from using the space-bar), i.e. the character', as a uint64 what is its value? Write a function that takes in an individual's name as a single input argument of the form 'FirstName LastName' and returns two values 'FirstName' and 'LastName'. To achieve the above objective, do NOT use the strtok function. Instead, convert the input string to an array of numbers. Use a comparison operator to identify the index location of the number that represents the first space. Then use array addressing to break the array into the appropriate two number arrays. Lastly, convert the number-arrays back to character arrays using the char- function. An example of the function-call here would be something like: >> [first last] = exercise ( 'Doctor Evil') first = 'Doctor' last = 'Evil