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All right, so what I want us to do in this challenge is to write a program that will initialize an

array in this array should be initialized with three values.

So these values should represent a date.

So, for example, you should take an array of size three, let's say, and you should you should initialize

it in such a way that the first element will represent the day, the second element will represent the

month, and the third element will represent a year.

So simply an array of size, three representing some date.

So, for example, you can use, let's say, the first element as the day.

So we will have the number one and the month will be two and the year will be two thousand.

And once you've initialize this array, what I want you to do is to create another array.

OK, so there will be to erase the original one that you initialized in some other array of the same

size that you declare that you didn't initialize it with any values.

And once you do so, what I want you to do is to copy this array of initialized this array with the

numbers one, two and two thousand.

Just copy this array into the additional array you've just declared.

And once you're done, what I want you to do is simply print both array elements to the screen and make

sure that you can see the same result printed out from both of them so that basically you will have

to erase holding the same values after after you've completed the copy operation.

So good luck, guys, with this exercise.

Make sure this works.

It's not too complicated, but but it's also not so trivial.

So good luck and I'll see you in the Solutions video.