Array Size Declarations [closed]

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The simplest and most straightforward way to accomplish this would be to maintain two counts to track how many items you inserted into the b and c arrays. Note that you will have to do this anyway in order to know where to insert the next item.

For example, you might declare b_count and c_count variables and initialize them to zero. If the number is even you write the number to b[b_count] and then add 1 to b_count, and the same thing for c and c_count if the number is odd.

Then you loop from 0 up to (but not including) the count variable of whatever array you want to enumerate.

I have not written any code here as I suspect this is a homework question and I do not want to spoonfeed the OP complete and working code.

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