Part 1
Write a program isort that dynamically allocates an array of random integers using the malloc and random functions. The number of integers should be read from the user using scanf. You can assume that the user will input a positive integer, i.e. you don't need to validate their input.
Finally, your program should print out all three arrays before using the free function to deallocate the memory you've previously allocated using malloc.
An example run of the program might look like this:
shell $ printf '3' | ./cmake-build-debug/isort original: 1804289383, 846930886, 1681692777 ascending: 846930886, 1681692777, 1804289383 descending: 1804289383, 1681692777, 846930886
Part 2
Write a program called twecho that takes a variable number of arguments and prints each argument twice: once as-provided and once in capital letters.
For example: shell ./cmake-build-debug/twecho hello world dude hello HELLO world WORLD dude DUDE
You might get some use out of the strlen and toupper functions. Make sure to run the leak detector on your code before committing it.
