Write a C program do the following: Creates a 1-D character array. Fills the array with the string "HOLA". Passes the string to a function named print, which prints the characters of the array using a pointer, and prints below each character its ASCII Code. Take into account to print the characters separated by a tab as shown in the sample output.

Write a C program do the following: Creates a 1-D character array. Fills the array with the string "HOLA". Passes the string to a function named print, which prints the characters of the array using a pointer, and prints below each character its ASCII Code. Take into account to print the characters separated by a tab as shown in the sample output.

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