Write in C

You and your friends decide to take a road trip for spring break. You all have decided to leave Tuscaloosa

without planning a route; the group's word for 2021 is "spontaneity" with a motto of "No plan is the best plan.",

after all. To help decide where to drive during the road trip, you decide to write a program.

Your program will prompt the user for the next destination until you reach the end of the road trip,

according to the downloadable flowchart below.

Examples

From tuscaloosa: oxford, jackson, mobile, or birmingham?

From jackson: oklahoma-city or dallas-fort-worth? dallas-fort-worth

From dallas-fort-worth: albuquerque or kansas-city? kansas-city

You ended your trip in kansas-city!

From tuscaloosa: oxford, jackson, mobile, or birmingham? birmingham

From birmingham: montgomery, atlanta, or huntsville? huntsville

From huntsville: chattanooga or nashville? nashville

From nashville: st-louis, knoxville, or louisville? st-louis

From st-louis: minneapolis or chicago? minneapolis

You ended your trip in minneapolis!

Notes

• Name the program roadtrip.c.
• Have a header block of comments that includes your name and a brief overview of the program.
• Test your program against all of the branches in the flowchart.
• Assume valid input.
• Use the same names in the flowchart.
• The test cases are checking if your output ends with "You ended your trip in X!".

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