IN C LANGUAGE ONLY PLEASE!

First Program:

1. create branchloop.c file
2. Content of the program
   1. Enter your name while running your program as you did withhello2.c (using argc and argv) name has to be 2 words max (e.g.Jose Lopez, Maria Rodrigues) . Make sure to check properly.
   2. Print your name 10 times using a loop. 10 is a fixednumber.
   3. Count how many characters are in your first name and lastname.
   4. If the number of characters of your first name is greater thanlast name print my first name is bigger than my last name.
   5. If the number of characters of your first name is less thanlast name then print my last name is bigger than my firstname.
   6. If the number of characters is equal then print my first andlast name have the same number of characters.
3. Compile the program using: gcc -o branchloop branchloop.c
4. Run the program using: ./branchloop firstname lastname

Second Program:

1. Copy branchloop.c to branchloop2.c
2. Restructure program to add the following functionality
3. Enter a number at command line representing an index to yourname along with your name. e.g. ./branchloop2 carlos alonso 5
4. The index number must be within the size of your full name - ifis not an error should be provided (number is larger than your fullname).
5. If the number fits the length of your name, use the number tofind the letter correspond to it by indexing.
6. Finally print your name in all lower case, print index number,and print character indexed in upper case.

Third program:

1. Copy branchloop2.c to branchloop3.c
2. Use the number entered in command line to:
   1. Print your name that many times
   2. Use a Do-While loop
3. Count the number of letters in your name.
4. Print the number of characters in your name followed by yourname backwards.