The point of the Sword 14: Adjust the order of the array so that the odd digits precede the even number

#include <stdio.h>voidOddaheadofeven (intArray[],intStartintend) {    intLastoddindex = start-1;  for(intindex=start;index<=end;index++)    {        if(array[index]&0x01) {Lastoddindex++; inttemp =Array[lastoddindex]; Array[lastoddindex]=Array[index]; Array[index]=temp; }            }}voidPrintArray (intArray[],intnumssize) {printf ("\nprintf Array begin---------------------\ n");  for(intindex =0; index<numssize;index++) {printf ("%d \ t", Array[index]); } printf ("\nprintf Array end-----------------------\ n"); }voidTest () {intArray[] = {1, +,3,542, +,5,2,6, About,4,6,7,2}; intNumssize =sizeof(array)/sizeof(int);        PrintArray (array,numssize); Oddaheadofeven (Array,0, numssize-1);        PrintArray (array,numssize); }intMainvoid) {    //your code goes heretest (); return 0;}

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The point of the Sword 14: Adjust the order of the array so that the odd digits precede the even number