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Complete the following programs based on the comments provided. a) #include <std

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Complete the following programs based on the comments provided.    a) #include <stdio.h>           structpoint { double x; double y; };           intmain(void) {             struct point test;             // store the value 0.25 in x and 0.75 in y __________________________________________ __________________________________________             printf("[%f %f] ", test.x, test.y);             return 0;           } b)   #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           }    a) #include <stdio.h>           structpoint { double x; double y; };           intmain(void) {             struct point test;             // store the value 0.25 in x and 0.75 in y __________________________________________ __________________________________________             printf("[%f %f] ", test.x, test.y);             return 0;           } b)   #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           }    a) #include <stdio.h>           structpoint { double x; double y; };           intmain(void) {             struct point test;             // store the value 0.25 in x and 0.75 in y __________________________________________ __________________________________________             printf("[%f %f] ", test.x, test.y);             return 0;           } b)   #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           } a) #include <stdio.h>           structpoint { double x; double y; };           intmain(void) {             struct point test;             // store the value 0.25 in x and 0.75 in y __________________________________________ __________________________________________             printf("[%f %f] ", test.x, test.y);             return 0;           } b)   #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           } b)   #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           } #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           } #include <stdio.h>           typedefstruct { double x; double y; } Point;           intmain(void) {             // declare a structure of type Point _____________________________________             test.x = .25; test.y = .75;              //printing the values stored in the x and y members. printf("[%f %f] ", ________, __________);             return 0;           }

Explanation / Answer

Dear.. 1) #include<stdio.h>
struct point { double x; double y; };
    int main(void)
    {
       struct point test;
      // store the value 0.25 in x and0.75 in y
       test.x=0.25;
        test.y=0.75;
         printf("[%f%f] ", test.x, test.y);
          return0;
      } 2) #include <stdio.h>
    typedef struct { double x; double y; }Point;
int main(void)
{
     Point test;
// declare a structure of type Point
     test.x = .25; test.y = .75;
     //printing the values stored in the x andy members.
    printf("[%f %f] ",test.x, test.y);
         return0;
   } Hope this will help you.. Hope this will help you..
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