Create a C PROGRAM that will use user-defined functions that does not return a value.NOTE:Create a program that will add, subtract, multiply and divide two numbers.User-defined function must be use for each operator.Any number divided by zero will result to undefined.The program will be case insensitive for accepting input for all the operations i.e A and a is valid for addition operation.Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output. Sample OUTPUT 1Sample OUTPUT 2MENUMENU[A] Addition[A] Addition[S] Subtraction[S] Subtraction[M] Multiplication[M] Multiplication[D] Division[D] DivisionOption: A or aOption: S or sFirst Value: 10First Value: 10Second Value: 2Second Value: 2Result: 12Result: 8 Sample OUTPUT 3Sample OUTPUT 4MENUMENU[A] Addition[A] Addition[S] Subtraction[S] Subtraction[M] Multiplication[M] Multiplication[D] Division[D] DivisionOption: M or mOption: D or dFirst Value: 10First Value: 10Second Value: 2Second Value: 2Result: 20Result: 5

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Create a C PROGRAM that will use user-defined functions that does not return a value.
NOTE:
Create a program that will add, subtract, multiply and divide two numbers.
User-defined function must be use for each operator.
Any number divided by zero will result to undefined.
The program will be case insensitive for accepting input for all the operations i.e A and a is valid for addition operation.

Your source code must display any of the given sample output below.
It means your source code should be flexible enough to meet any of the given sample output.

Sample OUTPUT 1
Sample OUTPUT 2
MENU
MENU
[A] Addition
[A] Addition
[S] Subtraction
[S] Subtraction
[M] Multiplication
[M] Multiplication
[D] Division
[D] Division
Option: A or a
Option: S or s
First Value: 10
First Value: 10
Second Value: 2
Second Value: 2
Result: 12
Result: 8

Sample OUTPUT 3
Sample OUTPUT 4
MENU
MENU
[A] Addition
[A] Addition
[S] Subtraction
[S] Subtraction
[M] Multiplication
[M] Multiplication
[D] Division
[D] Division
Option: M or m
Option: D or d
First Value: 10
First Value: 10
Second Value: 2
Second Value: 2
Result: 20
Result: 5

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