In this program you will find the numerical value of a character You will need at least 4 variables: 1. A character the user will input 2. A character for the uppercase version of the input letter 3. An integer for the numerical version of the input letter 4. An integer for the numerical version of the uppercase letter Use 3 additional integer variables for the input and 2 multiplication results. You will need to use functions from: Fincludecstdio,h> //printf, scanf \#includecctype, hs //toupper Instructions: Declare all variables. - Print "Hello my name is (add your name here)" onto the screen. - Prompt the user for a lowercase letter - Scan/read the lowercase letter (character) from the keyboard. - Change the letter to uppercase case//use toupper function from I/EXAMPLE: char newLetter - toupper(inputletter); - Print the original letter (hopefully lowercase letter) onto the screen. - Print the uppercase version of the letter onto the screen - Change the uppercase letter to an integer. Instructions: Declare all variables. - Print "Hello my name is (add your name here)" onto the screen. - Prompt the user for a lowercase letter - Scan read the lowercase letter (character) from the keyboard. - Change the letter to uppercase case//use toupper function from //EXAMPLE: char newLetter - toupper(inputLetter); - Print the original letter (hopefully lowercase letter) onto the screen. - Print the uppercase version of the letter onto the screen - Change the uppercase letter to an integer. //EXAMPLE:intnum1-(int)newLetter; - Declare, ask, and get an integer from the user - Multiply the numl (numerical value of your uppercase character) by the integer that was just enrered by the user. - Print the result onto the screen - Change the original letter to an integer. //EXAMPLEintnuad-(int)inpotletten; - Multiply the num2 (numerical value of your input character) by the integer that was just entered by the user: - Print the result onto the screen - Test your program before submitting