Please Use C programming language

And getopt() has to be used.

Please don't post wrong answer again

Thanks

It should break the line as u input "-w and a num" and it should break if there is a space and the total number of characters will exceed if the next word is added to the line (i.e.total characters> 'num')

And it also should break after any punctuation if there is a punctuation. it should work as follow:

e.g.INPUT: HELLO, HOW ARE U TODAY -w5 -p

output: HELLO

,

HOW

ARE U

TODAY

2. Word-oriented version of fold Write a standard unix tool to break long lines in a text file, except that your tool will break long lines ata space if possible rather than in the middle of a word This tool takes file names on the command line or it reads the standard input, in the standard unix tool manner, and outputs on the standard output The default width is 80" There is a command-line option which specifies the width (-w plus a numeric argument), and another command-line option -p which says to be wlling to break the line after any punctuation mark even in the absence of spaces Examples For the input text I like the unix programming environment,really I do the command "foldw -w17" would produce the four lines I like the unix programming environment, reall Y I do and the command "foldw-w17-p" would produce the four lines I like the unix programming environment, really I do The -w and -p flags must work in either order and in any standard combination. Use getopt the command-line options correctly to process