C program function. Write a function: int readPolynomial( int coefficients[ ], int degree);

The caller will pass in a polynomial (array of coefficients) and the maximum degree allowed for that polynomial. Recall that an n-degree polynomial has n+1 coefficients. (So the second argument is not the size of the array - it's the maximum index that can be used with that array.) The initial values in the coeff array are unknown. This function will read a properly-formatted text polynomial from the standard input stream, and record the coefficients into the proper locations in the array. If the degree is too large, the function returns 1 and fills the array with zeroes. Otherwise, the function returns 0 to indicate success. Follow exactly the text representation described earlier in this specification. There may be one or more whitespace characters (space, tab, linefeed) before the polynomial begins, which must be ignored. You may assume the polynomial ends with a linefeed (in) lf desired, the ungetc function can be used to place any such character back onto the standard input stream (stdin). When creating the readPoly function, I used a series of scanf statements that read in an integer or a character, depending on what I was expecting