write C program

Write a program named sumfrac.c that prompts the user to enter two fractions, each of the form n/d. The program then adds the fractions together and displays the resulting fraction. You don't have to reduce the answer. The key thing here is C doesn't know anything about fractions. It only knows about integers, floating- point numbers, and characters. You'll have to handle the fractions yourself by keeping track of the numerators and denominators in separate variables. For this assignment you'll need two variables for the input numerators, two for the input denominators, and two for the sum (numerator and denominator). The formula for adding two fractions and is a.d+cob b.d Your program should prompt the user to enter each fraction as two integers separated by a slash on the same line. Do not prompt for the numerator and denominator separately. This program will help you learn to use scanf's built-in pattern matching. The output should be the sum displayed as a fraction using a slash. Again, you don't need to reduce the fraction, but can if you want to. It's not required for this program. Example: (note: user input in shown in bold to make it easier to see; your program won't use bold to display any of the text) This program will sum two fractions. Input the first fraction: 3/5 Input the second fraction: 7/9 The sum is: 62/45