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Function should be used to take user input with getchar(). Print the first name and last name along with the full name. and should show fitst, second, and third user as the example
![Programing C
Create a program that reads and prints the first name and last name of three different people.
When I read the program I should be able to see a “%s" [strings], a “getchar()" [getchar],
a “null character", including white space, etc. You do not need to have functions, you can have
everything in main.
Example of an output:
First Name: Mario
Last Name: Esparza
Full Name of First User is: Mario Esparza
First Name: Kyle
Last Name: Smith
Full Name of Second User is: Kyle Smith
First Name: Clara
Last Name: Smith
Full Name of Third User is: Clara Smith](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/77062924-94b1-417c-a9d8-c66d36e344b7/433a20cc-c5db-4c74-83ac-f965503dc04b/nqugdak.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Programing C
Create a program that reads and prints the first name and last name of three different people.
When I read the program I should be able to see a “%s" [strings], a “getchar()" [getchar],
a “null character", including white space, etc. You do not need to have functions, you can have
everything in main.
Example of an output:
First Name: Mario
Last Name: Esparza
Full Name of First User is: Mario Esparza
First Name: Kyle
Last Name: Smith
Full Name of Second User is: Kyle Smith
First Name: Clara
Last Name: Smith
Full Name of Third User is: Clara Smith
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