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8.13 In-class Activity: Lec11 Array of Structures using Pointers You have been tasked to write accounting software for a bank. Each account contains the following information: typedef struct { customer name (string) savings account balance (double) checking account balance (double) } Customer; typedef struct { Customer *%;B } Bank; Task 1: Create a data structure to contain information about N banks. Take N as input from the user. Task 2: For each bank, ask the user how many customers have accounts in that bank and create an array of Customer structures. Task 3: Now, for each bank, take the names, savings, and checking account information as input. Task 4: Write a function displayAllCustomers to display the information about all customers. Task 5: Write a function to delete all memory that you have dynamically allocated in Tasks 1 and 2. 511494.3152074.qx3zqy7 8.13 In-class Activity: Lec11 Array of Structures using Pointers You have been tasked to write accounting software for a bank. Each account contains the following information: typedef struct { customer name (string) savings account balance (double) checking account balance (double) } Customer; typedef struct { Customer *%;B } Bank; Task 1: Create a data structure to contain information about N banks. Take N as input from the user. Task 2: For each bank, ask the user how many customers have accounts in that bank and create an array of Customer structures. Task 3: Now, for each bank, take the names, savings, and checking account information as input. Task 4: Write a function displayAllCustomers to display the information about all customers. Task 5: Write a function to delete all memory that you have dynamically allocated in Tasks 1 and 2. 511494.3152074.qx3zqy7