This is what I am given:

int main$($void$)\{$

char string$\_$input $[100]$;

int i$=0$

printf $($enter a string: $)$;

gets $($string$\_$input$)$;

printf $($string: $\%$s

$,$ string$\_$input$)$;

while $($string$\_$input $[$i$]!=\backslash 0)$

printf $(-->\%$c$<--$

$,$ string$\_$input $[$i$])$;

i$++$;

$\}$

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This is a BONUS POINT OPPORTUNITY and is strictly optional. In order to earn points it must satisfy all requirements and follow lecture

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materials provided in class

Write a program that will read a string with maximum length of

$3$

$0$

$$characters$.$ For example, East Central University Tigers

Use a single printf with proper string conversion character to print string

Use a while loop to push each character of the string input onto character stack until you reach end of string

Print contents of stack

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string should be reversed

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Use a while loop to pop each character off the stack and print them with

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$-$

$>$

$<$

$-$

$-$

$$on each side of them as shown in example program until stack is empty

Print stack to show it's empty

Note: You are required to know when and how to initialize stack, check to see if full, check to see if empty and so forth.

submit all

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c and.h files used for program as attachment to a single submission