Write a c language program to scan a character array n and an integer k from the user, then shift left and rotate the characters in array n, k times. Print the character array n after each rotation. For example: if n=kumar and k=3, then output is umark marku arkum if n=abc and k=1, then output is bca. NOTE :: USE ONLY BASIC CONCEPTS such as functions in c ,recursion,arrays,pointers,file handling and some basic concepts.

Write a c language program to scan a character array n and an integer k from the user, then shift left and rotate the characters in array n, k times. Print the character array n after each rotation. For example: if n=kumar and k=3, then output is umark marku arkum if n=abc and k=1, then output is bca. NOTE :: USE ONLY BASIC CONCEPTS such as functions in c ,recursion,arrays,pointers,file handling and some basic concepts.

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