String literals in C are actually stored as read-only sequences of characters by compilers and the address of the first character is used to access them. For example, char* a=Hello. Write a function that takes in a string (char*) and its length and prints the contents of the string to the screen. DO NOT USE printf(%s,..) in your function.

I'm stuck on this computer programming problem (C language) and I would really appreciate the help! It needs to take in a string and print out its contents and the length.

#include void print(char t, int) int mainO int size; chart printC"What string would you like to print? , 8); scanf("%c %d" , *t, &size); print("t, size); return 0 void print(char t, int size) return; printf("%c", print(++t); *t)