[]>EXIT Thinking Critically and Solving Problems
Which of the following is NOT an important question to consider when thinking critically about data?

A) Who is the source of the data, and are they trustworthy?
B) What question is the data attempting to answer?
C) What data is left out or missing that could add more context?
D) How much engagement will this data receive if posted on social media?
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Question 2 of 21

The following code performs a familiar operation upon a specified subrange of an array of integers. void orderedinsert (int arr[], int first, int last, int target) // insert target into arr such that arr[first..last] is sorted, // given that arr[first..last-1] is already sorted. { int i = last; while ((i > first) & & (target < arr[i-1])) { arr[i] = arr[i-1]; i = i - 1; } arr[i] = target; } using the style of the standard library generic functions as a guide, rewrite this so that it can work on a subrange of arrays or linear sequence containers of any element type.