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Transcribed Image Text:Description: For this assignment, you will write a program with an array of 10 values collected from the
user. Pass the array to a function and multiple the values by their index. Store the product in a new array
and display the value. See the sample test data for examples.

Transcribed Image Text:Your array must contain 10 elements. Collect these from the user.
Print the original array to the console.
Create a function and pass the original array to it as a parameter.
Multiple the values of the original array by their index and store the product in an array local to
your function.
Print the second array (with the multiplied values) to the console.
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