Exercise: Counting Farnarkles (pair) This is a pair exercise to complete with your lab partnen Complete the function count farnarkles in farnarkle.c int count farnarkles (int tiles!TN TILES?, int tiles2N TILES1) { / PUT YOUR CODE HERE NOTE DO NOT CHANGE tiles1 or tiles2 return 0 count farnarkles should given two tile sequences, return the number of farnarkles Note: it doesn't matter which sequence is the hidden sequence and which is the guess farnarkle.c contalns a maln function which wll let you test count farnarkles For example ? dcc farnarkle.c -o farnarkle ? ./farnarkle Enter 0 to call count farnarkles () Enter 1 to call count arkles () Enter 2 to call play farnarkle () Enter 3 to cal1 test_ai_farnarkle_player() Call which funct.ion: 0 Enter tile sequence1: 12 3 4 Enter tile sequence 2: 21 3 8 count farnarkles returned 1 for Sequence 1: 1 23 4 Sequence 2: 2 13 ? ./farnarkle Enter 0 to call count farnarkles () Enter 1 to call count arkles () Enter 2 to call play farnarkle () Enter 3 to call test ai farnarkle player() Call which function: 0 Enter tile sequence 1: 5565 Enter tile sequence 2:6555 count farnarkles returned 2 for Sequence: 5 5 Sequence 2: 6 5 5 5 6 5 When you think your program is working you can use autotest to run some simple automated tests: ? 1511 autotest count_farnarkles When you are finished on this exercise you and your lab partner must both submit your work by running give: ? give cs1511 wk05_count_farnarkles farnarkle.c