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Write code to create the following in an SDL project using the SDL_Mixer library:
Press the “1” key to play a short sound effect
Press the “2” key to toggle if the sound loops or not. If you press it while it is already looping, it should stop the sound from playing
Press the “3” key to decrease volume
Press the “4” key to increase volume
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