Write and test a C program that implements a stack based integer-based calculator. A sample run is included. The program accepts input until q is entered. Inputs control the calculator as follows

Example program run (stack size 6)

$ ./a.out

: w

Error: unrecognized command

: 8

: 10

: 4

: 2

: 9

: 8

: 7

Error: stack overflow

: +

: d

17

2

4

10

8

: p

: d

2

4

10

8

: -

: d

2

10

8

: *

: d

20

8

:6

: d

6

20

8

: /

: d

3

8

: ^

: d

512

: +

Error: not enough operands for operation

: 4

: 4

: -

: d

0

512

: /

Error: attempt to divide by 0

: =

0

: c

: d

: p

Error: stack empty

: q

Goodbye

Write and test a C program that implements a stack based integer-based calculator. The program accepts input until q is entered Inputs control the calculator as follows Action Input Non-zer integer Pushed on the stack Pop the top stack itenm Quit the program Clear the stack Display the stack top down Print the top stack item Replace the top 2 stack items by their sum Replace the top 2 stack items by their product Replace the top 2 stack items by their difference Replace the top 2 stack items by their quotient AReplace the top 2 stack items by second raised to the power top Your program should check for error conditions - see example program run. You can make the maximum stack size small in order to test for errors