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Complete arrCopy.c (below) so that it outputs the following sample result in the same format. You must only insert code in the segments labeled with //Your code here. Contents of all arrays must be accessed through pointers, so you must not use any array notation [ ] Use dynamic memory allocation (malloc) Your program must produce an identical output to that below, including spacing, formatting, wording, inputs, etc. Enter the size of array you wish to create: 5 Enter array element \#1: 1 Enter array element \#2: 2 Enter array element \#3: 3 Enter array element \#4: 4 Enter array element \#5: 5 Original array's contents: 120345 Contents of new array containing even elements from original: 24 Contents of new array containing odd elements from original: 135 Enter the size of array you wish to create: Original array's contents: empty Contents of new array containing even elements from original: empty Contents of new array containing odd elements from original: empty Enter the size of array you wish to create: 4 Enter array element \#1: 1 Enter array element \#2: 3 Enter array element \#3: 5 Enter array element \#4: 7 Original array's contents: 1307 Contents of new array containing even elements from original: empty Contents of new array containing odd elements from original: 1357 \#inc ludeh> \#includeh> int size; // Variable to record size of original array arr int evenCount =0, oddCount =0;/1 Variables to record sizes of new arrays arr_even and arr_odd int * *arr; // Dynamically allocated original array with \#elements = size int *arr_even; // Dynamically allocated array with \#elements = \#even elements in arr (evencount) int *arr_odd; // Dynamically allocated array with \#elements = \#odd elements in arr (oddCount) char str1 = "Original array's contents: "; char str2 = "Contents of new array containing even elements from original: "; char str 3= "Contents of new array containing odd elements from original: "; // DO NOT change the definition of the printarr function when it comes to I/ adding/removing/modifying the function parameters, or changing its return II type. void printArr(int *a, int size, char * prompt) \{ \} /I Your code here // DO NOT change the definition of the arrcopy function when it comes to I/ adding/removing/modifying the function parameters, or changing its return I/ type. void arrcopy( ) I/ Your code here \} int main( ) int i; printf("Enter the size of array you wish to create: "); scanf("\%d", \&size); I/ Dynamically allocate memory for arr (of appropriate size) I/ Your code here // Ask user to input content of arr and compute evencount and oddCount /I Your code here /I Dynamically allocate memory for arr_even and arr_odd (of appropriate size) I/ Your code here