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Requirements: With a C-function, 0.99 is to be added to all elements of a matrix. The matrix is to come from Python.

There are a couple of problems:

• the argument s in the C function seems to be the intended Python matrix, but the parameter is not used at all in the C function.
• the type for s is wrong, assuming a contiguous array it should just be float *
• c_bes has no declared return type, you could use void since the matrix elements can be manipulated in-place
• if you would prefer dynamically allocated memory on the C side after all, you should use the correct sizes, so if you want to work with a float array, you should not use sizeof(int) but sizeof(float).
• if dynamic memory is used, you should also free it after use
• maybe use better naming to make the code more readable, e.g. something like matrix, cols, rows etc
• with the compiler options -Wall -Wextra you get helpful warnings about possible problems in the code, use these
• = 0.9 assigns a fixed value, but actually you want to add something to the matrix element, so use the addition assignment += 0.99f. The f at the end indicates that you want to work with a float constant and not a double constant
• in Python, the types of function arguments can be described using argtypes
• with dtype the desired type of the matrix elements can be specified

If you apply the points just listed to your example code, it might look something like this:

cab2.h:

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