I want to solve this question without extra c functions! without memcpy or any other type! just simple way to understand! rather than this answer

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kindly will u solve this a simple way to understand Rather than this answer using nested for loop or if statement if necessary

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Reflection Some filters might also move pixels around. Reflecting an image, for example, is a filter where the resulting image is what you would get by placing the original image in front of a mirror. So any pixels on the left side of the image should end up on the right, and vice versa. Note that all of the original pixels of the original image will still be present in the reflected image, it's just that those pixels may have rearranged to be in a different place in the image. The reflect function should take an image and reflect it horizontally. The values of a pixel's rgbtRed, rgbtGreen, and rgbtBlue components are all integers, so be sure to round any floating-point numbers to the nearest integer when assigning them to a pixel value! / Reflect image horizontally void reflect(int height, int width, RGBTRIPLE image[height][width]) RGTRIPLE reflect Image[height] [width]; for (int i = 0; i