using eclipse for c language

Exercise This lab is designed to give you practice working with pointers and loops. Getting Started To start this exercise, you should 1. Open eclipse and create a new project named Lab05 2. Add a Source File (named lab05.c) to this project. 3. Cut the program from this document and paste (replacing everything) in the Eclipes editor window. 4. To restore the original indentation (format) of each program: hold down the ctrl key and type A and then I Lab05.c #include #include // returns true (-1) if str "starts-with" prefix 1/ otherwise returns false (0) int starts with(const char str [] , const char prefix()); int main() char str [256]; printf("Enter a string: "); fflush(stdout); scanf("%s", str); char prefix [256]; printf("Enter a string to search for (\"quit\" to quit) : "); fflush(stdout); scanf("%s", prefix); if ( strcmp(prefix, "quit")) int ans - starts with(str, prefix); if ( ans ) printf("%s is a prefix of %s ", prefix, str); else printf("%s is not a prefix of %s ", prefix, str); } while (strcmp(prefix, "quit")); printf("Done! "); return 0; Problem Description 1. Read through the given code (Lab05.c). 2. The main program uses a "helper" function starts with() to determine and report if the first string that the user enters "starts with the second string. 3. Your task is to write the function definition for the starts with() function (notice that the prototype is given) 4. Once you have written your functions definition: (a) Make sure that your program compiles and runs without errors or warnings. (b) Run your program enough times to check all the cases for correctness. (c) If it runs correctly, then see your TA for a check-off