Assignment 5: Random, Strings, and Math Please complete the program described below. You will turn in to the dropbox: - The code, as a plaintext file (use cat filename.c to print out the file. Highlight it to copy, then paste into a text editor) - A screenshot of the code running with your name included The file must be named rand.c located in a folder called a5 in your home directory You will write a program that will do that following: - Make a string of size 100 . Fill the first 10 indexes with random characters. - Make a second string of size 100. Fill the first 10 indexes with random characters. - Make a third of size 100 . Fill the first 20 indexes with random characters. - Print out all 3 strings - Concatenate the second string onto the first - Print this string out - Retrieve the difference between the first and third string (store as a float) - Set it to the absolute value of itself - Take the square root of that difference - Print the difference As a note: to get a random character, you can use the following line of code: char randomLetter = ' a ' + random; Assuming random is an integer between 0 and 25 , inclusive Note: In your screenshot, you do not need to show multiple outputs. Your output will likely not look the same as mine. This is just to show multiple ways it could look. Random is random after all