This is in C. I need to fix the code so that it is properly formatted and all the variable make sense. It needs to take user input and print the most frequent character and least frequent character.

Example of ugly coding style. Seved, revez, sever write this way!) Problem: Find and print the most frequently occurring character in the input. Input is a sequence of characters in standard input. ending in "D on a line by itself. There is no prompt, taking it easier to take input from a pipe or file. The output is Most frequent character: "_' where is the most frequent character that was found. all characters (except the terminating "D) are counted, including spaces, tabs, and newlines. D Zellman 24 February, 2020 include struct cf char ch: int te: ch is a character */ a number / int process data (char lc, stract ct ccc). ints) void ss (struct cf cct. int s); int main() int 50: struct ct cc (200) char lcs int i, 1: /* Loop until end of file / while ( c- getcher ) ! - BOT) 1 - process data (ic. cc. 3) I ( 0) cclj.ch - lc: cclj.te; /Increment fra } else ce(s).ch - les cc(s).fr - 11 / Callss function / sec. a) printf("ost frequent character: 'c' ", ec[0].ch) printf("Lasst frequent character ' c' retum 0 int process_data(char le. atruct et ect). Inta) int i For information about to ma U system, ty C-hea. 1 = process_data(lo, cc, s): if (1 >= 0) { cc[1].ch = lc; cc[1].fr++; /* Increment fr / } else cc[s].ch = lc; CC(s).fr = 1; s++; /* call ss function */ SS (cc, s); /* Print answer */ printf("Most frequent character: "&c' ", cc[0].ch); printf ("Least frequent character: "sc' "); return 0; int process_data(char lc, struct cf ccl], int s) int i; for (i - 0; i CC(O). ) O / set to 1 1 Eap values / - cc (1) CC() - ccto); cc(O) - 0