C Programming.Could you make sure the output looks like figure2, 3, and 4. Please attach a picture of the code. Thanks! OTHELLO GAMELLLLLLLLLL0000 TTTTTT HH HH EEEEEE LL00 00 TT00 00 TT00 00 TT0000 TTHH HH EEHHHHHH EEEEHH HH EELLLLHH HH EEEEEE LLLLLLL LLLLLL 0000000000 0000 0000 00RULES:1. A square 8 x 8 board2. 64 discs colored black (X) on one side and white (0) on the opposite side.3. The board will start with 2 black discs (X) and 2 white discs (0) at the center of the board.4. They are arranged with black (X) forming a North-East to South-West direction. White (0) is forming a North-West to South-East direction5. The goal is to get the majority of color discs on the board at the end of the game.6. Each player gets 32 discs and black (X) always starts the game.7. The game alternates between white (0) and black (X) until one player can not make a valid move to outflank the opponent or both players have no valid moves.8. When a player has no valid moves, they pass their turn and the opponent continues.9. A player cannot voluntarily forfeit their turn.10. When both players can not make a valid move the game ends.Hit to continue!Figure 1 Welcome screen function outputPlayer X, please enter your nameFigure 2 Player X namePlayer X, please enter your nameKarinPlayer 0, please enter your nameFigure 3 Player O namePlayer X, please enter your nameKarinPlayer 0, please enter your nameLiaKarin and Lia, let's play Othello!Figure 4 let's play Othello Write the function playGame to do the followinga. Return type voidb. Empty parameter listc. Declare the following variablesi. playerX, data type character array size 20 (i.e. usemacro NAME); used to store the player's name thatwill be player Xii. playerO, data type character array size 20 (i.e. usemacro NAME); used to store the player's name thatwill be Player Oiii. currentPlayer, data type integer; initialize to 1(i.e. use macro PLAYER_X); ; used to keep track ofthe current playeriv. loop, data type integer; initialize to 0 (i.e. usemacro ZERO); used to control the number of loopiterationsv. Write a printf statement to prompt player X to entertheir namevi. Write a scanf statement to store player X's name invariable playerXvii. Write a printf statement to prompt player O toenter their nameviii. Write a scanf statement to store player O's namein variable player Oix. Write a printf statement using the entered playernames to play Othellox. Write a while loop to iterate four times (i.e. usemacro FOUR)1. Call function display ExplicitBoard2. If the current player (i.e. currentPlayer) isPlayer X (i.e. PLAYER_X)a. Write a printf statement to tell Player Xit is their turnb. Switch players by setting currentplayer to Player O3. If the current player (i.e. currentPlayer) isPlayer O (i.e. PLAYER_O)a. Write a printf statement to tell Player Oit is their turnb. Switch players by setting currentplayer to Player X4. Call function system(), pass as an argumentexplicit text "pause" (i.e. must includedouble quotes) to pause the console output5. Increment the loop control variable (i.e. loop)by one

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C Programming.Could you make sure the output looks like figure2, 3, and 4. Please attach a picture of the code. Thanks! OTHELLO GAMELLLLLLLLLL0000 TTTTTT HH HH EEEEEE LL00 00 TT00 00 TT00 00 TT0000 TTHH HH EEHHHHHH EEEEHH HH EELLLLHH HH EEEEEE LLLLLLL LLLLLL 0000000000 0000 0000 00RULES:1. A square 8 x 8 board2. 64 discs colored black (X) on one side and white (0) on the opposite side.3. The board will start with 2 black discs (X) and 2 white discs (0) at the center of the board.4. They are arranged with black (X) forming a North-East to South-West direction. White (0) is forming a North-West to South-East direction5. The goal is to get the majority of color discs on the board at the end of the game.6. Each player gets 32 discs and black (X) always starts the game.7. The game alternates between white (0) and black (X) until one player can not make a valid move to outflank the opponent or both players have no valid moves.8. When a player has no valid moves, they pass their turn and the opponent continues.9. A player cannot voluntarily forfeit their turn.10. When both players can not make a valid move the game ends.Hit  to continue!Figure 1 Welcome screen function outputPlayer X, please enter your nameFigure 2 Player X namePlayer X, please enter your nameKarinPlayer 0, please enter your nameFigure 3 Player O namePlayer X, please enter your nameKarinPlayer 0, please enter your nameLiaKarin and Lia, let's play Othello!Figure 4 let's play Othello Write the function playGame to do the followinga. Return type voidb. Empty parameter listc. Declare the following variablesi. playerX, data type character array size 20 (i.e. usemacro NAME); used to store the player's name thatwill be player Xii. playerO, data type character array size 20 (i.e. usemacro NAME); used to store the player's name thatwill be Player Oiii. currentPlayer, data type integer; initialize to 1(i.e. use macro PLAYER_X); ; used to keep track ofthe current playeriv. loop, data type integer; initialize to 0 (i.e. usemacro ZERO); used to control the number of loopiterationsv. Write a printf statement to prompt player X to entertheir namevi. Write a scanf statement to store player X's name invariable playerXvii. Write a printf statement to prompt player O toenter their nameviii. Write a scanf statement to store player O's namein variable player Oix. Write a printf statement using the entered playernames to play Othellox. Write a while loop to iterate four times (i.e. usemacro FOUR)1. Call function display ExplicitBoard2. If the current player (i.e. currentPlayer) isPlayer X (i.e. PLAYER_X)a. Write a printf statement to tell Player Xit is their turnb. Switch players by setting currentplayer to Player O3. If the current player (i.e. currentPlayer) isPlayer O (i.e. PLAYER_O)a. Write a printf statement to tell Player Oit is their turnb. Switch players by setting currentplayer to Player X4. Call function system(), pass as an argumentexplicit text &#34;pause&#34; (i.e. must includedouble quotes) to pause the console output5. Increment the loop control variable (i.e. loop)by one

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rogramming. Could you make sure the output looks like figure2, 3, and 4. Please attach a picture of the code. Thanks