Build a state-machine embedded application as an Arduino sketch (program) that does the following... if the motor is stopped, when the user pushes a push-button (which I will call INPUT1), the motor begins rotating if there is a currVelocity set, the motor rotates at this velocity if currVelocity has not been set, the motor rotates at an initial slow velocity (chosen by you) if the motor is running, when the user pushes the push-button INPUT1, the motor speeds up again (to 2nd velocity, and beyond). Once the motor reaches the maximum velocity, additional pushes of INPUT1 have no effect. The various velocities are chosen by you, but you must use at least 4 different velocities. if the motor is running, and the user activates another piece of input hardware (*YOUR CHOICE*...but I will call it INPUT2) the motor stops, but remembers its current velocity in variable currVelocity if the motor is stopped, and the user activates INPUT2, the currVelocity is cleared (reset to 0) Requirements: * The states are listed in an enumeration in the code, and have capital letters as their name * When a state is entered (including the initial state, named something like INIT), a function is called which is named after that state, like stateInit(...) * Each state function (named after the state, e.g. stateInit(...) ) has two segments of code * a portion of code that is only executed once each time the state is entered * a portion of code that executes repeatedly as long as you're in the state (typically a conditional to see if we must transition out of the state) * The loop() function has a switch statement inside which identifies the current state (e.g. INIT) and calls that state's function (e.g. stateInit(...) ) in c please that runs on arduino ?