Need help please, thank you. The following structures are designed to store info

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Question

Need help please, thank you. The following structures are designed to store information about objects on a graphics screen. A point structure stores the x and y coordinates of a point on the screen. A rectangle structure stores the coordinates of the upper left and lower right corners of a rectangle. struct point {int x, int y;); struct rectangle {struct point upper left, lower right;}; Write functions that perform the following operations on a rectangle structure r passed as an argument: Compute the center of r, returning it as point value. Function name: Center Move r by x units in the x direction and y units in the y direction, returning the modified version of r. (x and y are additional arguments to the function.) Function name: Move Determine whether a point p lies within r, return TRUE or FALSE, (p is an additional argument of type struct point). Function name: IsInRectangle Suppose following declaration is in effect. struct rectangle *p; Assume that we want p point to a rectangle structure whose upper left corner is at (2, 3) and whose lower right corner is (0, 1). Write a series of statement that allocates such a structure and initialize it as indicated. Now modify rectangle structure by adding one more member in it as following: struct rectangle {struct point upper left, lower right; char *name;

Explanation / Answer

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

int main() {

int length, breadth, area;

printf(" Enter the Length of Rectangle : ");

scanf("%d", &length);

printf(" Enter the Breadth of Rectangle : ");

scanf("%d", &breadth);

area = length * breadth;

printf(" Area of Rectangle : %d", area);

return (0);

}

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