Write a C program that acquires a sequence of characters from the keyboard. The sequence ends once the user enters the newline character, i.e., hits the ENTER key. The program modifies the entered sequence by: • First replacing every occurrence of the sequence “ch” with the letter “k” • Then replacing all occurrences of the sequence “oo” with the letter “u” • And then replacing all occurrences of the sequence “ee” with the letter “i” and prints the modified version on the screen. Example: The user enters: abchdefgoohkee The output of the program will be: abkdefguhki

Write a C program that acquires a sequence of characters from the keyboard. The sequence ends once the user enters the newline character, i.e., hits the ENTER key. The program modifies the entered sequence by: • First replacing every occurrence of the sequence “ch” with the letter “k” • Then replacing all occurrences of the sequence “oo” with the letter “u” • And then replacing all occurrences of the sequence “ee” with the letter “i” and prints the modified version on the screen. Example: The user enters: abchdefgoohkee The output of the program will be: abkdefguhki

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