$(40)$ Please use the C programming language for this question.You are tasked with

developing a feature for a game called "Space Adventure," where a spaceship moves across

the screen. The movement is determined by the x $($horizontal$)$ and y $($vertical$)$ position

variables. To control the spaceship, you implement a moveShip function that takes deltaX

and deltaY as parameters for position changes. However, the changes inside moveShip

should not affect the actual x and y positions outside the function, demonstrating the "call by

value" principle.

Additionally, the game tracks the spaceship's fuel level, a global variable fuel, which

decreases by a fuelConsumptionRate with each move.

Tasks:

$$ Initialize the spaceship's position $($x $=10,$ y $=20)$ and fuel $($fuel $=100,$

fuelConsumptionRate $=5).$

$$ Implement moveShip to modify x$,$ y$,$ and decrease fuel by fuelConsumptionRate. Print the

new position within the function. Note: x and y should be unaffected outside moveShip due

to "call by value."

$$ Print the spaceship's position and fuel level before and after calling moveShip.

$$ Explain why x and y positions remain unchanged outside moveShip while fuel decreases.