International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is identified by its eight-digit used to uniquely identify a serial publication, such as a newspaper. The ISSN is an eight-digit number that is split into two four-digit numbers by a hyphen. A check digit is the final digit, which might be a 0 through 9 or an X (if check digit=10). For example, the ISSN of the journal Hearing Research, is 0378-5955 where 5 is the check digit. To find the check digit the following algorithm is used: 1. Sum of the first seven digits of ISSN multiplied by 8,7,6,5,4,3, and 2 , respectively: for example. 08+37+76+85+54+93+52=160 2. The modulus 11 of this sum is then calculated 160mod11=6. 3. This modulus value is then subtracted from 11 to give the check digit:11 - 6=5 4. the value of check digit can be from 0 to 9 and X. where X is representing the number 10. Write a C program that input the first 7 digits of ISSN of format 0378-595 using scanf function as one input statement (you are not allowed to use more than one scanf) then breakdown your input and find the check digit as explained above. If the result of check digit is 10 replace it with x Here 2 example that you can check your solution //0378-5955 (check digit is 5) //2434-561X (check digit is 10 replaced by X) Enter the 7 digit ISSN in form of XXXXXXCX : 0378-595 The complete 8 digit ISSN including check digit is [0378-5955] Enter the 7 digit ISSN in form of XXCX-XXC: 2434-561 The complete 8 digit ISSN including check digit is [ 2434-561X ]