Write a C program. Finish incomplete code Reads user info from standar input, ou

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Write a C program. Finish incomplete code

Reads user info from standar input, outputs modified versions of the records.

INCOMPLETE CODE

#include

#define SIZE 10
#define SIZE2 40

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{

       
        char name[SIZE], wage[SIZE], age[SIZE];
        char resu[SIZE2], resu2[SIZE2], resu3[SIZE2];
  
        printf("Enter name, age and wage (xxx to quit): ");
        scanf("%s %s %s", name, age, wage);
        while ()
        {  

         /* use scanf to read again */
  
        }
        return 0;
}

The program uses loop to read inputs (from standard in), one input per line, about the user information in the form of name age wage, where name is a word (with no space), age s an integer literal, and wage is a floating point literal with up to 2 decimal number. See sample input below uses scanf S s s" name, age, wage) to read in three input 'strings where name, age and wage are of type charl201 The program should after reading each line of inputs, creates a char [40] string resu for the modified version of the input. In the modified version ofinput, the first letter of name is capitalized age becomes age 10, and wage has 100% increases with 3 digit after decimal point, followed by the floor and ceiling of the increase wage. The values are separated by dashes as shown below. How to create resu?) then duplicate/copy resu to resu2 using a library function declared in string.h then duplicate/copy resu to resu3 using a library function declared in

Explanation / Answer

Code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>

#define SIZE 10
#define SIZE2 40

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
   char name[SIZE], wage[SIZE], age[SIZE];
   char resu[SIZE2], resu2[SIZE2], resu3[SIZE2];
   double wage_d;
   int age_i;

   printf("Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): ");
   scanf("%s %s %s", name, age, wage);
   while(1){
       /* program will quit when user enters XXX as input for 'name' variable */
       if(strcmp(name, "XXX") == 0)
           break;

       /* converting the first character of name to upper case */
       name[0]=toupper(name[0]);
       /* we cannot do arithmetic on character array. Hence converting to integer and adding 10 to age */
       age_i = atoi(age) + 10;
       /* we cannot do arithmetic on character array. Hence converting to float value and increasing the wage to 100% */
       wage_d = atof(wage) * 2;

       /* printing the formatted string in required format in resu character array */
       sprintf(resu, "%s-%d-%.3f-%.0f-%.0f", name, age_i, wage_d, floor(wage_d), ceil(wage_d));

       /* copying character array resu to resu2 using strcpy library function from string.h */
       strcpy(resu2, resu);

       /* copying character array resu to res3 using sprintf library function from stdio.h */
       sprintf(resu3, "%s", resu);

       printf(" %s %s %s ", resu, resu2, resu3);
       break;
   }  

return 0;
}

Execution and output:
Unix Terminal> ./a.out
Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): ying 22 33.33

Ying-32-66.660-66-67 Ying-32-66.660-66-67 Ying-32-66.660-66-67Unix Terminal> vi sample.c
Unix Terminal> cc sample.c
Unix Terminal> ./a.out
Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): ying 22 33.33

Ying-32-66.660-66-67 Ying-32-66.660-66-67 Ying-32-66.660-66-67
Unix Terminal> ./a.out
Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): john 60 1.0

John-70-2.000-2-2 John-70-2.000-2-2 John-70-2.000-2-2
Unix Terminal> ./a.out
Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): lisa 30 1.34

Lisa-40-2.680-2-3 Lisa-40-2.680-2-3 Lisa-40-2.680-2-3
Unix Terminal> ./a.out
Enter name, age and wage(XXX to quit): XXX XXX XXX
Unix Terminal>

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