Design and write a C program that performs the following functionality: 1. Prompt the user to enter a string of maximum 100 characters. Note: the string can contain spaces. 2. Read and store the string that can contain spaces. 3. Use a recursive function to display the characters in reverse and in four columns on the console. 4. For example, if the user is prompted and enters the following in the command line (italicized and in red): Enter a string of maximum 100 characters including spaces: this is a test 5. Write a recursive function that will produce the following output (in blue): tttt SSss ееее tttt

Design and write a C program that performs the following functionality: 1. Prompt the user to enter a string of maximum 100 characters. Note: the string can contain spaces. 2. Read and store the string that can contain spaces. 3. Use a recursive function to display the characters in reverse and in four columns on the console. 4. For example, if the user is prompted and enters the following in the command line (italicized and in red): Enter a string of maximum 100 characters including spaces: this is a test 5. Write a recursive function that will produce the following output (in blue): tttt SSss ееее tttt

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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