You are currently driving an old bare$-$bones car, and your GPS stopped working. Without your GPS$,$ you have no way to determine which cardinal direction you are going. Fortunately, your passenger can direct you with a map and a compass.

Your task is to write a C program lab$2.$c that mimics the passenger's guidance by providing directional instructions. The program should include the following:

A function named simulateNavigation that:

Randomly determines your current and next cardinal directions $($North$,$ East, South, West$).$

Each cardinal direction should be associated with a unique number between $1$ and $4,$ with the mapping consistent across the program.

Outputs driving instructions based on the current and next directions.

In the main function:

Call simulateNavigation to demonstrate its functionality.

Print the driving instructions according to the directions provided by simulateNavigation.

Include a specific message for cases where the current and next directions are the same, indicating to continue straight.

Expected Outputs:

If the current and next directions are different:

"Driving east, then turn north onto the next street."

If the current and next directions are the same:

"Continue straight, heading east."