Variable Pricing Variables, a new bar, has a very unusual pricing policy for the two drinks that it sells (called A and B here for simplicity). At the start of each night, each drink costs $5. Each time a drink is purchased, its price goes up $1 for the next patron (the prices change independently; if someone purchases drink A, its price goes up but the price for B stays the same). In order to prevent prices from getting too high, a drink's price cannot exceed $11; after a drink is sold for $11, its price resets back to $5 and begins to rise again. For example, suppose several drinks are purchased in the following order: A, A, A, B, B, A, B. The corresponding prices for these drinks (in order) would be $5, $6, $7, $5, $6, $8, $7. Write a C program, which reads in a sequence of drink orders from the user (as a series of capital As and Bs, with no spaces or other characters). Your program should print out the total cost of all the drinks sold (in the example above, the total cost would be $44). Sample Input: AAABBAB Sample Output: 44 Hint: Your program must be able to accept a sequence of drink orders of any length, so a while loop with getchar() would probably be the best strategy here.