According to Wikipedia, an anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearrang letters of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly once. For example, the word anagram can be rearranged into nag a ram, or the word binary into brainy. Create a C code program called anagram.c that implements the anagram check. The program should require the user to input 2 words then returns code 0 if the words are anagrams, code 1 otherwise (please note that 0 or 1 should be returned as an integer number of type int) Compile your C code with gcc and make sure that the executable generated by the compiler is called anagram Create also a BASH shell script called anagram test.sh that will be used to automate the process of testing the executable created bv compiling your C code, This bash script will be used at the command-line as follows: /anagram test.sh The script will do the following in this order without prompting the user to input anything: Clear the screen Next, calls anagram by sending it the following 2 words: listen and silent. Checks the exit code of the anagram program. If it is zero, print to the screen: test succeeded. If not, print to the screen: test failed Next, calls anagram by sending it the following 2 words: listen and silence. Checks the exit code of the anagram program. If it is one, print to the screen: test succeeded. If not, print to the screen: test failed. Finally the script terminates by displaying to the screen: "Execution of anagram program has ended successfully