Write a program that in the simplest way demonstrates the principle by having the instruction sequence of two different functions' only accessible through two different, dynamically linked, libraries (which you have built yourself).  The program has the following specification: -All prints are made to the command prompt window. -Each printout step is followed by a line feed and carriage return. -At program start "Program start" is written -The program then calls a function located in one of the two dynamically linked libraries. This function prints "I.dll number one." -The program then calls a function located in the other dynamically linked library. This function prints out "I.dll number two." - The program exits.

This exercise has nothing to do with linked lists, its only about dynamic linking of libraries.

The code should be in C programming language and every step should be well commented for good understanding!

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