Select the correct answerWhat will the output of below given code snippet?#include <stdio.h>void Function (char *S){ if (*S && *S !=' ') {   Function(S+1);   putchar(*S); }} int main(){  char S1[] = "CodeTantra Coding Castle";  Function(S1);  return 0;}OptionsGarbage value will be printedPrints "CodeTantra Coding Castle"Prints "eltsaC gnidoC artnaTedoC"Prints "artnaTedoC"No error but nothing will be printedCompile Time Error

The correct answer is "Prints "eltsaC gnidoC artnaTedoC"".

Here's why:

The given code is a C program that uses recursion to reverse a string. The function Function is called with the string "CodeTantra Coding Castle".

In the function, it first checks if the string is not empty and the current character is not a space. If these conditions are met, it calls itself with the next character in the string. This continues until it reaches the end of the string.

Then, it starts printing the characters in reverse order as it returns from the recursive calls. The spaces are not printed because the function only prints a character if it is not a space.

So, the output of the program will be the reverse of the string "CodeTantra Coding Castle" without spaces, which is "eltsaC gnidoC artnaTedoC".