Question: Write a function called concat() which takes two strings as input, s1 and s2 and returns a new string in which the second string is concatenated (added to) on to the end of the first string. In other words the new string consists of all the characters of s1 up to but not including the null character followed by all the characters in str2 including the final null character. For example, if s1 is "agree" and s2 is "able", the new string would contain "agreeable". Write a main program which tests your function. The program output should look like: The concatenation of the string: "agree" and the string: "able" is the string: "agreeable" which is 9 characters in length. Copy and paste your program into the box below.

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