When your program is run it should be in C

The code will read a binary file and extract a hidden quote. Your goal is to uncover the "mystery quote" that has been hidden within the file.

In a function, print the name of the application "Mystery Binary Quote"

Download the binary file: mystery quote.bin darr. Make sure the file is in the same directory as your C program.

Use fopen$()$ to open the mystery quote.bin darr file in binary read mode I.

Create a buffer to hold the decoded quote:

char quote$[128]$; $//$ Buffer to hold the decoded quote

Use a

loop to read each character from the file. For each character, use the following line of code to collect and decode the characters

quote$[$i$++]=$ mystery$\_$char $^0$x$55$; $//$ XOR to decode the character

Make sure to declare the

variable appropriately $($e$.$g$.,$ unsigned char mystery$\_$char; $).$

After reading all characters, ensure the string is null$-$terminated: quote$[$i$]=\text{'}\backslash 0\text{'}$;

Close the file and then print out the completed quote