Part 1) In the first part of this program, start by prompting the user for the size of arrays to work with (accept any values from 1 to 52). You will write several functions that work with integer arrays. Start by writing a function (initialize_array) that takes in an array and fills it with sequential whole numbers (0,1,2 and so on) up to the size of the array. After initialization, display the array and then call a function that creates a NEW array by shuffling (algorithm given at the bottom of this document) the current one and returning that new array through the return statement. By shuffling, I mean the original contents of the array will be in random locations after the call. So, after this function call, you will have a second array with the numbers shuffled and the original array unchanged. Display the contents of both arrays after the function call