create a $.$sed file for linux WITHOUT USING AWK that

$$ has no more than one space between tokens.

$$has no trailing whitespace after a line.

$$Binary operators should always surrounded by a single space on either side $($including assignment

and Boolean$).$Only the following operators must be accounted for: $+,-,*,/,=,==,<=,>=,<,>.$

$$Conditions should not have whitespace immediately inside of the parentheses.

$$The program should not modify spaces which are leading, expanded tabs$.$

$$Comments should be left alone. You may assume comments $($single$-$and multi$-$line$)$will not appear

on lines with source code.

Hint: The above need not be performed in a single pass.

DO NOT USE AWK $|$DO NOT USE AWK

Here is an example file where $\_\_\_$ represent the spaces

$/**$

author : $\_\_\_\_\_$some$\_$student

$**/$

# include$\_<$ stdio $.$h $>$

int$\_$main $()\_\{$

$\_\_\_\_$int$\_$numberIn ;

$\_\_\_\_$printf $("$ Enter$\_$a$\_$number : $\_")$ ;

$\_\_\_\_$scanf $("\%$ d $",\_$ & numberIn $)$ ; $\_\_$

$\_\_\_\_$if$\_(\_$numberIn$\_>\_10\_)\_\{$

$\_\_\_\_//\_\_\_\_$add$\_\_$two

$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$return$\_$numberIn$\_+\_\_2$ ;

$\_\_\_\_\}\_$else$\_\_\_$if$\_\_\_\_($ numberIn $<5)\{$

$\_\_\_\_//\_\_\_\_$subtract$\_$two$\_\_\_$

$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$return$\_\_$numberIn$\_-\_2$ ;

$\_\_\_\_$return$\_\_$numberIn $*2$;

$\}$