C PROGEAMMING CODE!

Part 3 Write the C code necessary to reverse the digits of a positive, 4-digit integer that is input by the user. First, create and initialize an integer variable start using some integer value entered by the user. Create a second integer variable final that is uninitialized. Then perform the necessary calculations to produce and store a value in the second variable that is the "reverse" of the first variable. For example, if the first integer is initialized with the starting value 2468, the final result stored in the second integer must be 8642. The initial (starting) value must be stored in a single variable and the subsequent calculations must be based on this variable. The (final) result must be stored in a single variable. The code must work for any starting (4-digit) integer value. That is, when the starting value is changed, the code must produce the correct result for the entered value without altering any code. HINT: Consider the position of each of the digits occupy. Create four variables to hold each of the "digits" (e.g., called ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands). Though it is not necessary, the modulus operator might be helpful