$(1)$ Write a C program that prints out the following center$-$aligned paragraph:

This is a $$C$-$Programming$$ course.

In this course, we study the basic C$-$programming,

followed by Arduino programming. My name is $**********.$

I was born on $**/**/****.$ My w number is w$*******.$ In this

chapter, we are learning how to read and print numbers. We also

learn how to read two integers and how to add them together

and print out the results of the computations.

I am enjoying this course.

Print out the paragraph as shown above. Put your name in $*********.$

Scan your w number and the date of birth from the keyboard and print them in the right places above, for which you may define and use the following integer variables: w$\_$number, birth$\_$day, birth$\_$month, and birth$\_$year. Do not use your real birthdates.

$(2)$ Study Fig. $2\mathrm{.}5.$c$,$ in which do not worry about the address part at the end. Write a C program which scans $2$ integers and computes addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Print the results. Note that division by $0$ will result in a fatal error.

In your program, you have to start with a title section that includes Title, Short Description, Author, and Due Dates.

Compile and run the two C programs. Turn in paper copies of the programs $(20$ points each$)$ and the results of execution $(10$ points each$)$ after correcting all the compile $($syntax$)$ errors in your program