In C

(1) The Bit-Flip Cipher A cipher is a message written in secret code. We will implement some very basic ciphers as described below. Consider an original message m[n] made up of n characters that are found in a typical sentence (e.g., alphabetical/numeric characters, spaces, periods, commas etc..). Write a program called cipher1.c that asks the user for an input string m (which is assumed to be 100 characters or less). It should then create a cipher by taking each character of m and flipping the bits. The result is the character that will be used in the cipher. e.g., if m = ABC, then the cipher is: as follows: The code should create output that shows the binary representation of the characters and their ASCII codes and also shows the cipher characters in binary format and their ASCII codes. It should look as follows: Enter the message to encode... ABC 01000001 = 65 10111110 = -66 01000010 = 66 10111101 = -67 01000011 = 67 10111100 = -68 Cipher = ""