Deep Copy a Heap Hero Record

The struct is given to you:

typedef struct {
    char *name;
    int level;
} Hero;

Read one word (the name, at most 63 characters) and an integer level from stdin. Then:
1. Build the original on the heap: a Hero * from malloc whose name is its own heap copy of the word you read.
2. Deep copy it into a second Hero * - its own struct allocation and its own name allocation holding the same text.
3. Change the ORIGINAL only: set the first character of its name to 'Z', and add 1 to its level.
4. Print three lines:
   "original: " followed by the original's name and level
   "copy: " followed by the copy's name and level
   "shared: " followed by 1 if the two name pointers are equal, or 0 if they are not

Never print a pointer itself - print the comparison.

Sample input:
Ada 7

Free the memory you allocate before the program ends — this question checks for memory leaks.