IrmaMoves.h : #include \"IrmaMoves.h\" typedef struct Move { Irma irma; // an in

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IrmaMoves.h :

#include "IrmaMoves.h"

typedef struct Move {

Irma irma;            // an instance of Irma

L Location from_loc; // location where Irma is moving from

Location current_loc; // location where Irma is passing over

Location to_loc; // location where Irma is moving to

} Move;

typedef struct Location {

char col; // the square's column ('a' through 'h')

int row; // the square's row (0 through 7)

} Location;

typedef struct Irma {

int ws; // wind speed (MPH)

int wg; // wind gusts (MPH)

} Irma;

IrmaMoves.c:

#include
#include
#include
#include "IrmaMoves.h"

char **createMapBoard(void){
    char **board = malloc(8*sizeof(char *)); //dynamically allocate memory for rows

    for(int i = 0 ; i < 8 ; i++) //dynamically allocate memory for indiviual elements
        board[i] = malloc( 8*sizeof(char) );

    board[0][0] = 'F'; //initialize the array with the map layout
    board[0][1] = 'F';
    board[0][2] = ' ';
    board[0][3] = ' ';
    board[0][4] = ' ';
    board[0][5] = ' ';
    board[0][6] = ' ';
    board[0][7] = ' ';
    board[1][0] = ' ';
    board[1][1] = 'F';
    board[1][2] = ' ';
    board[1][3] = ' ';
    board[1][4] = ' ';
    board[1][5] = ' ';
    board[1][6] = ' ';
    board[1][7] = ' ';
    board[2][0] = ' ';
    board[2][1] = 'F';
    board[2][2] = 'F';
    board[2][3] = ' ';
    board[2][4] = ' ';
    board[2][5] = ' ';
    board[2][6] = ' ';
    board[2][7] = ' ';
    board[3][0] = ' ';
    board[3][1] = ' ';
    board[3][2] = 'F';
    board[3][3] = ' ';
    board[3][4] = ' ';
    board[3][5] = ' ';
    board[3][6] = ' ';
    board[3][7] = ' ';
    board[4][0] = ' ';
    board[4][1] = ' ';
    board[4][2] = 'K';
    board[4][3] = ' ';
    board[4][4] = ' ';
    board[4][5] = ' ';
    board[4][6] = ' ';
    board[4][7] = ' ';
    board[5][0] = 'C';
    board[5][1] = ' ';
    board[5][2] = ' ';
    board[5][3] = 'B';
    board[5][4] = ' ';
    board[5][5] = ' ';
    board[5][6] = ' ';
    board[5][7] = ' ';
    board[6][0] = ' ';
    board[6][1] = 'C';
    board[6][2] = 'C';
    board[6][3] = ' ';
    board[6][4] = 'D';
    board[6][5] = ' ';
    board[6][6] = ' ';
    board[6][7] = ' ';
    board[7][0] = ' ';
    board[7][1] = ' ';
    board[7][2] = 'C';
    board[7][3] = ' ';
    board[7][4] = ' ';
    board[7][5] = 'D';
    board[7][6] = 'D';
    board[7][7] = ' ';

    return board;
};

char **destroyMapBoard(char **board){
    //frees up the memory allocated to the board
    free(board);
    return NULL;
};

void printMapBoard(char **board){
    //printing the map in the specified format
    printf("======== ");
    for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++){
        for (int j = 0; j < 8; j++){
            printf("%c",board[i][j]);}
        printf(" ");}
    printf("========");
    printf(" ");
    printf(" ");
};

Please help with this Function everytime I ask a question the answers simply restate the Information provided above without helping with the question below:

double difficultyRating(void);

Output: This function should not print anything to the screen.
Return Value: A double indicating how difficult you found this assignment on a scale of 1.0 (ridiculously easy) through 5.0 (insanely difficult).


double hoursSpent(void);

Output: This function should not print anything to the screen.
Return Value: An estimate (greater than zero) of the number of hours you spent on this assignment.

Note: Unsure what you meant by Image not coming. I have no Images; however, I realized it was selected for the wrong subject area, so if that was the reasoning it has now been switched

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

void printMapBoard(char **board){

    //printing the map in the specified format

    printf("======== ");

    for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++){

        for (int j = 0; j < 8; j++){

            printf("%c",board[i][j]);}

        printf(" ");}

    printf("========");

    printf(" ");

    printf(" ");

};

} Move;

typedef struct Location {

char col; // the square's column ('a' through 'h')

int row; // the square's row (0 through 7)

} Location;

typedef struct Irma {

int ws; // wind speed (MPH)

int wg; // wind gusts (MPH)

} Irma;

IrmaMoves.c:

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

#include "IrmaMoves.h"

char *board = malloc(8*sizeof(char )); //dynamically allocate memory for rows

    for(int i = 0 ; i < 8 ; i++) //dynamically allocate memory for indiviual elements

        board[i] = malloc( 8*sizeof(char) );

}

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