Output all combinations of character variables $a,b,$ and $c,$ in the order shown below. After the final output, end with a newline. If a $=\text{'}x\text{'},b={?}^{\text{'}}y\text{'},$ and $c=\text{'}z\text{'},$ then the output is:

$xyz$ xzy yxz yzx zxy zyx

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int main$($void$)\{$

char a;

char b;

char $c$;

scanf$(\%c,$&$a)$;

scanf$(\%c,$&$b)$;

scanf$("\%$c $",$ &c$)$;

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