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Write a function that determines the maximum and minimum values from a one-dimensional array. assume that the corresponding function prototype statement is void ranges(int x[], int npts, int *max_ptr, int *min_ptr) where npts contain the number of values in array x, and max_ptr and min_ptr are pointers to the variables in which to store the maximum and minimum values in the array.

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