Create a program in C$.$ The game displays a welcome message and asks for the player's name, as follows:

Player's name:

After, a menu with these options is displayed asking to enter an option.

$1.$ Mixed soup

$2.$ Alphabet soup

$3.$ Number soup

$4.$ Quit

Select an option:

If the option is invalid $($a number out of range or a different data type$),$ then an Error message is

displayed, and the player is prompted again to enter a valid option.

Once a valid option is selected, the program shows:

$$ A message of the selected soup type.

$$ The updated score status for each player in the form:

$,$ match points: round points:

Computer, match points: round points:

$$ The message $[$Play$],$ which runs the next round.

$$ The current round in the form Round: #$/10,$ where # $=[1-10].$

$$ The soup $($random string enclosed in $"")$ and its code

$$ Each player's soup, soup code, match for the round soup, and a graphical match sequence

$[$with X or $$ to indicate a match or mismatch respectively$].$

$$ The updated score status.

$$ The message $[$Continue$].$

After completing all $10$ consecutive rounds and select $[$Continue$]$ is displayed, the following

is shown:

$$ Game Over

$$ The score for each player indicating match points and round points.

$$ If there is a winner: won this game.

$$ If both earned the same score: The game ended in a tie.

$[$Return to menu$].$

Required Functions:

The program must contain at least the following functions:

int menu$(...)$

Displays the menu with all options and retrieves user input.

int is$\_$valid$\_$option$(...)$

Checks if the menu entry is the correct range and type $($int$).$

void score$\_$status$(...)$

Prints the updated score for each player.

A function with logic for each mathematical operation

void mixed$\_$soup $(...)$

void alphabet$\_$soup $(...)$

void number$\_$soup$(...)$

Choose the appropriate parameters $(...)$ for each of the following functions.

You can create additional functions that help you better organize the game logic.

Guidelines:

$$ Global variables are not allowed.

$$ Include comments in your code explaining the main logic of each important part.

$$ The player's name can only contain letters and blank spaces and is at most $25$ characters.

$$ Initialize the random seed with srand$($time$($NULL$)).$ The seed is initialized only once,

i$.$e$.,$ you must not call this function again during your program run.

$$ Assume that the user input to select an option in the menu is an integer.

Soups:

$$ A soup always has $10$ chars $($excluding the NULL terminator i$.$e$.\text{'}\backslash 0\text{'}).$

$$ Each char in a soup is different from each other.

Example of an invalid Number soup: $"0132451125"$

$$ A soup with all consecutive char values is considered invalid: e$.$g$."0123456789"$

$$ Mixed soup chars are ASCII values in $[33-126].$

$$ Alphabet soup chars include $[\text{'}$a$\text{'}-\text{'}$z$\text{'},\text{'}$A$\text{'}-\text{'}$Z$\text{'}].$

$$ Number soup chars include $[\text{'}0\text{'}-\text{'}9\text{'}].$

$$ The soup code in a Number soup concatenates the ASCII $(2$ digits$)$ of each char.

Example: $"3951206784"$ Code: $51575349504854555652$

$$ The soup code in a Mixed or Alphabet soup concatenates the ASCII $(3$ digits$)$ of each char.

E$.$g$.,$ the code for $\text{'}\%\text{'}$ is $037,$ not $37.$

Note: $037$ is NOT an octal, it is just the code to represent that character in the soup.