What does the following program do (briefly)? Submit a text or a link including the comments explain the main aim of this function. #include unsigned int mystery (unsigned int a, unsigned int b);//function prototype //function main begins program execution int main (void) { unsigned int x;//first integer unsigned int y;//second integer printf ("%s", "Enter two positive integers: "): scanf ("%u%u", &x, &y): printf ("The result is %u ", mystery (x, y)): }//end main //Parameter b must be a positive integer //to prevent infinite recursion unsigned int mystery (unsigned int a, unsigned int b) { //base case if (1 == b) { return a: }//end if else {//recursive {//recursive step return a + mystery (a, b - 1): }//end else }//end function mystery #include #define SIZE 10 //function prototype void someFunction (const int b[], size_t startSubscript, size_t size): //function main begins program execution int main (void) { int a[SIZE] = {8, 3, 1, 2, 6, 0, 9, 7, 4, 5};//initialize a puts("Answer is: "): someFunction (a, 0, SIZE): puts (""): }//end main //what does this function do? Void someFunction (const int b[], size_t startSubscript, size_t size) { if {startSubscript