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Please finish function merger.
There are three parameter in function merger, a, b and c, all of them are pointer point to integer.
Function merger will take five integer after pointer a and five integer after pointer b and puts them after pointer c byincreasingorder.
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int merger(int *a, int *b, int *c)
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