Instructions:Use the C programming language. Do not use any other programming language like Python.Write one C file only for this problem.Only use variable declarations, assignments, operations, conditional constructs, and iterative constructs.Input should be taken in a value from the user (use scanf).Be sure to use loops to complete the solution.The use of functions is optional. Problem:Create a program that will take in an input integer number from the user. And will display each digit in word form. However, three digits will instead be shown as an enlarged font. Thesedigits are 2, 4 and 5. These digits will be displayed in an arrangement of asterisks (*). The size of the digits will be based on the digit previous to the enlarged digit. If the first digit fed isan enlarged input, then the default size is 5.********************************Digit: 2Size : 5Digit: 4Size : 5Digit: 5size : 5Digit: 2Size : 7Digit: 4Size : 7Digit: 5Size : 7Example enlargedAssume the following:• The user will always input the correct input. No need to include error correction.Before the enlarged inputs, the digit before should be an odd number.• The left-most digit and right-most is never zero. Sample Input and Output:Number: 727475Number: 13579206Number: 495528sevenonethree*********sevennineninesevensevenzerosixeight

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Create a program that will take in an input integer number from the user.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter5: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14E: In Chapter 4, you created a program that generates a random number, allows a user to guess it, and...

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Instructions:

Use the C programming language. Do not use any other programming language like Python.
Write one C file only for this problem.
Only use variable declarations, assignments, operations, conditional constructs, and iterative constructs.

Input should be taken in a value from the user (use scanf).
Be sure to use loops to complete the solution.
The use of functions is optional.

Problem:
Create a program that will take in an input integer number from the user. And will display each digit in word form. However, three digits will instead be shown as an enlarged font. These
digits are 2, 4 and 5. These digits will be displayed in an arrangement of asterisks (*). The size of the digits will be based on the digit previous to the enlarged digit. If the first digit fed is
an enlarged input, then the default size is 5.
*******
*******
*
*******
*****
*****
Digit: 2
Size : 5
Digit: 4
Size : 5
Digit: 5
size : 5
Digit: 2
Size : 7
Digit: 4
Size : 7
Digit: 5
Size : 7
Example enlarged
Assume the following:
• The user will always input the correct input. No need to include error correction.
Before the enlarged inputs, the digit before should be an odd number.
• The left-most digit and right-most is never zero.

Sample Input and Output:
Number: 727475
Number: 13579206
Number: 495528
seven
one
three
***
***
***
seven
nine
nine
seven
seven
zero
six
eight

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