Consider the function definition and array declarations. Which are incorrect calls to the function make_2? Why?

Question

(In considering this code, you are to ignore the a) b), and so on, at the start of the lines,
and consider that this code is to be embedded in a complete and correct program.)

```
void make_2 ( int a[], int size )
{
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++ )
a[i] = 2;
}
int array1[20];
```

a) ```
make_2( array, 30 );
```

b) ```
make_2( array, 10 );
>>>>>replace array with array1 two places
```

c) ```
"Hey, make_2, come change array1. Its size is 20."

//A declaration for parts e) through h).
int array2[50];
```

d) ```
make_2( array2, 50 );
```

e) ```
make_2( array2[5],50 );
```

Answer 1

b) ```
make_2( array, 10 );
>>>>>replace array with array1 two places
```

and

d) ```
make_2( array2, 50 );
```

a) the size argument is too large c) This is not a call to make_2, it is a string constant. e) nets a warning that an int has been passed to a pointer parameter without a cast.