Need help finishing code so that it looks like examples below. Shows all shapes and invalid inputs. The code below the attachments was given and needs to be fixed in order to show the code that is shown in the examples. Trying to figure out how to make the code work in order to get the same output. Could you please show output after coded.

#include

#include

#include

//Global variables for loop indicies

int i, j;

//Get a shape from a user, and return the shape if it is valid;

// otherwise, print an error message and terminate the program

char getShapeFromUser(void);

//Get a length from a user, and return the length if it is valid;

// otherwise, print an error message and terminate the program

int getLengthFromUser(void);

//Get a height from a user, and return the height if it is valid;

// otherwise, print an error message and terminate the program

int getHeightFromUser(void);

bool isShapeValid(char shape);

bool isLengthValid(int length);

bool isHeightValid(int height);

void drawRectangle(int length, int height);

void drawTriangle(int length);

void drawHexagon(int length);

void drawOctagon(int length);

void drawPentagon(int length);

//Do not modify the main function

int main(void){

char shape = getShapeFromUser();

int length = getLengthFromUser();

int height;

if(shape == 'r'){

height = getHeightFromUser();

printf("Below is a %d by %d rectangle of * ", length, height);

drawRectangle(length, height);

}

else if(shape == 't'){

printf("Below is a triangle with two side lengths of %d * ", length);

drawTriangle(length);

}

else if(shape == 'h'){

printf("Below is a hexagon with side lengths of %d * ", length);

drawHexagon(length);

}

else if(shape == 'o'){

printf("Below is an octagon with side lengths of %d * ", length);

drawOctagon(length);

}

else if(shape == 'p'){

printf("Below is a pentagon with 4 side lengths of %d * ", length);

drawPentagon(length);

}

return 0;

}

//Implement function prototypes below

char getShapeFromUser(void){

char shape = '\0';

printf("Enter a shape: r t h o p ");

scanf("%c", &shape);

if( !isShapeValid(shape) ){

printf("Invalid shape Goodbye! ");

exit(0);

}

return shape;

}

int getLengthFromUser(void){

int length = 0;

printf("Enter a length ");

scanf("%d", &length);

if( !isLengthValid(length) ){

printf("Length must be greater than 1 Goodbye! ");

exit(0);

}

return length;

}

int getHeightFromUser(void){

int height = 0;

printf("Enter a height ");

scanf("%d", &height);

if( !isHeightValid(height) ){

printf("Height must be greater than 1 Goodbye! ");

exit(0);

}

return height;

}

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