You need to write a C program that reads a user-entered string from the terminal and counts the number of vowels in the string. The string can have spaces.Arrange the correct order of the C program that will perform the required functionality.The initial start is given below: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> /*line 1 */ /*line 2 */{ /*line 3 */ /*line 4 */ /*line 5 */ /*line 6 */ { /*line 7 */ /*line 8 */ } /*line 9 *//*line 10 */ /* line 1 */ /*line 2 */ /*line 3 */ /*line 4 */ /*line 5 */ /*line 6 */ /*line 7 */ /*line 8 */ /*line 9 */ /*line 10 */A.void main(void)B.printf("Number of vowels: %d\n", i);C.if( ((str[i]) == 'a') && ((str[i]) == 'e') && ((str[i]) == 'i') && ((str[i]) == 'o') && ((str[i]) == 'u') )D.scanf("%s", str);E.num_vowels ++; i++; F.printf("Number of vowels: %d\n", num_vowels);G.{H.}I.#include <math.h>J.if( (tolower(str[i]) == 'a') || (tolower(str[i]) == 'e') || (tolower(str[i]) == 'i') || (tolower(str[i]) == 'o') || (tolower(str[i]) == 'u') ) K.int i =0, num_vowels = 0, str[101], ch;L.printf("Enter a string- maximum length 100: ");M.num_vowels ++; --i;N.int main(void)O.while (i <= strlen(str));P. #include <ctype.h>Q.int i =0, num_vowels = 0; char str[101]; char ch;R.while (i < strlen(str))S.gets(str);T.for (i=1; i <= strlen(str); i++);

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You need to write a C program that reads a user-entered string from the terminal and counts the number of vowels in the string. The string can have spaces.

Arrange the correct order of the C program that will perform the required functionality.

The initial start is given below:

#include <stdio.h>

#include <string.h>

/*line 1 */

/*line 2 */

{

/*line 3 */

/*line 4 */

/*line 5 */

/*line 6 */

{

/*line 7 */

/*line 8 */

}

/*line 9 */

/*line 10 */

	/* line 1 */
	/line 2 /
	/line 3 /
	/line 4 /
	/line 5 /
	/line 6 /
	/line 7 /
	/line 8 /
	/line 9 /
	/line 10 /

A.	void main(void)
B.	printf("Number of vowels: %d\n", i);
C.	if( ((str[i]) == 'a') && ((str[i]) == 'e') && ((str[i]) == 'i') && ((str[i]) == 'o') && ((str[i]) == 'u') )
D.	scanf("%s", str);
E.	num_vowels ++; i++;
F.	printf("Number of vowels: %d\n", num_vowels);
G.	{
H.	}
I.	#include <math.h>
J.	if( (tolower(str[i]) == 'a') \|\| (tolower(str[i]) == 'e') \|\| (tolower(str[i]) == 'i') \|\| (tolower(str[i]) == 'o') \|\| (tolower(str[i]) == 'u') )
K.	int i =0, num_vowels = 0, str[101], ch;
L.	printf("Enter a string- maximum length 100: ");
M.	num_vowels ++; --i;
N.	int main(void)
O.	while (i <= strlen(str));
P.	#include <ctype.h>
Q.	int i =0, num_vowels = 0; char str[101]; char ch;
R.	while (i < strlen(str))
S.	gets(str);
T.	for (i=1; i <= strlen(str); i++);