[E-6]
Write a function that adds corresponding elements of two arrays
to form the values for elements of a third array.
All three arrays must be the same size and the third array must already exist.
void add2DArrays( int rows, int cols, int x[rows][cols] , int y[rows][cols], int sum[rows][cols] ) { }
Unlike Java and other object-oriented languages, C functions typically change the values of already-existing things (like arrays). The above function expects that main storage for all three arrays has already been allocated. If it has not, strange things will happen.