This is not a graded question so please don't disregard it as if it is.Thank you in advance professor!Note: This should be coded in c and NOT c++ Write a C function with the following prototype:int strFindSimilar(char str1[], char str2[1]);Given two strings str1 and str2, the function searches in str1 for the first occurrence of a substring"similar" to str2. Two strings are considered "similar" if:they have the same lengththe number of corresponding characters of the two strings that are equal to each otheris more than half the length of str2(that is, >strlen(str2)/2)If such substring exists, the function returns the index of its initial character in str1. Otherwise, thefunction returns -1.Example of execution:strFindSimilar("FifthOfNovember", "September")returns 6 because the substring"fNovember", that starts at character 6, has 5 characters in common with the string"September";strFindSimilar("Seventh", "September") returns -1.

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