Look at the following array definition:
const int numbers[SIZE] = { 18, 17, 12, 14 };
Suppose we want to pass the array to the function processArray in the following manner:
processArray (numbers, SIZE);
Which of the following function headers is the correct one for the processArray function?
A) void processArray ( const int *array, int size )
B) void processArray ( int * const array, int size)
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