ANYONE COULD HELP ME ASAP. NEEDING HELP ON 1.2 and 1.3 (confusing instructions so I am not sure what to do). PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BECAUSE IT"S ASKING FOR A MENU WITH A FOR-LOOP. I APPRECIATE ALOT IF YOU COUPD HELP ME ASAP. (my working code that I tested on Visual Studio is attached below)

I AM TRYING TO PUT THAT INTO A FOR-LOOP and ITS NOT WORKING.

AND in 1.3, I don't know where am I suppose to start! Please help me! THANKS in ADVANCE!

Instead of repeating the same code five times, you can use a loop to reduce the code length. Modify the program to use a 'for' loop to aslk the user for a character. Use an input function such as getchar() to input the character. You should display a menu to the user such as "Menu: d, y, m, t" each time the user is supposed to input a character. Submit the rewritten program Notes: 1) For-loops are supported in the C99 standard, so you must use the-std=c99 flag in your gcc command to compile a program using a for loop. Also note that C99 supports different functions, so some of your functions may need to be updated to a supported version. 2) You may need to call getchar) and then getc() to flush the newline character left behind by the previous getcharO; 3) You can fill in the table in question 2.2 while you are solving question 1 1.3 Save the five input characters in a text file named inputdata.txt and save the output data into a text file outputdata.txt. Then, use input and output redirections to run the program so that it takes the inputs from file inputdata.txt and prints the output into the file outputdata.txt