Display the Clocks

This function takes in three parameters, h$,$ m$,$ and s$,$ which represent the hours $(0-23),$ minutes $(0-59),$ and seconds $(0-59)$ of the current time, respectively.

You can assume that you have access to the following functions:

nCharString$($n$,$ c$)$: Returns a string of n characters, where each character is c$.$

formatTime$12($h$,$ m$,$ s$)$: Returns the formatted time in $12-$hour clock format, given the current time in hours, minutes, and seconds.

formatTime$24($h$,$ m$,$ s$)$: Returns the formatted time in $24-$hour clock format, given the current time in hours, minutes, and seconds.

To complete this function, follow the comments provided:

Print a line consisting of $27$ stars, $3$ spaces, and another $27$ stars.

Print a line consisting of $1$ star, $6$ spaces, $"12-$HOUR CLOCK", $6$ spaces, another star, and $3$ spaces.

Print a line consisting of $1$ star, $6$ spaces, $"24-$HOUR CLOCK", $6$ spaces, another star, and a line break.

Print a blank line.

Print a line consisting of $1$ star, $6$ spaces, the formatted time in $12-$hour clock format, $7$ spaces, another star, and $3$ spaces.

Print a line consisting of $1$ star, $8$ spaces, the formatted time in $24-$hour clock format, $9$ spaces, another star, and a line break.

Print a line consisting of $27$ stars, $3$ spaces, and another $27$ stars.

Here's the function signature for reference:

void displayClocks$($unsigned int h$,$ unsigned int m$,$ unsigned int s$)\{//$ TODO: Your code here, follow the comments for each line $\}$