Write a C code that reads in a line of arithmetic expression from the console, checks its validity and outputs the result.The code should do the following:

$1.$ Ask the user to enter a simple arithmetic expression, which should be in the format$($a$)($op$)($b$)(=)$where:$*$ a$,$b: integer or floating point number$*$ op: operator $(+,-,*,/,\%)*\_$ : space$*=$: equal to $1.$

For each input, the program should validate that it is either an integer or a floating point number.

$2.$ The program should validate for the correct valid operator $(+,-,*,/,\%).$

$3.$ The program should validate that each input is separated by a space.

$4.$ The program should display the result in the following line.The following error checking should be done:

$1.$ If the input contains no errors: $"$No Error"

$2.$ If the number is not an integer or floating point number: "Parsing Error"

$3.$ If the is no space separating the inputs: "Parsing Error"

$4.$ If the operator is not valid: "Invalid Operator"

$5.$ If the division is by zero: "Division by Zero"

$6.$ If the modulo is by zero: "Modulo Error"

The program should terminate when the console input is "exit". The lab requires the use of loops, iterators and functions.