Problem $1$: Setup

Write a C program called scrabble, which reads in a list of words and their location on the board, places

them to the board, and then displays the board.

Input

Your program will read its input from stdin. The remainder of the input consists of several lines:

$$ The first line contains a single integer $($N$)$ denoting the size of the board $($N$$ N$).$

$$ The second line contains a second integer $($W$)$ denoting the number of words to place.

$$ This is followed by W lines, each containing the location $($X$,$Y$),$ direction $($D$),$ and the word $($S$).$

X Y D S

where

X is an integer in the range $0$ X $<$ N$,$ denoting the X coordinate of the first letter of the word

Y is an integer in the range $0$ Y $<$ N$,$ denoting the Y coordinate of the first letter of the word

D is either H or V$,$ denoting the direction of the word. H for horizontal $($left to right$)$ and V for

vertical $($top to bottom$).$

S is a single lower$-$case word which will be one or more letters.

$$ Finally, there is another integer $($F$),$ which for this problem will always be $0.$

All words will be in lower$-$case letters. $($Hint: Use scanf to read the input$).$ See example below.