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Partial Question 2 1.5/2 pts Consider again the structure declaration from Question 1. Suppose that we have added the following to make a program. Fill in the blanks with C operators to complete the function definition: typedef struct student student; void incr_gpa(student a, student* b) { a__gpa += 0.1; b gpa += 0.1; int main() { student s = {"Jane Doe", 1234567, 4.0}; student t = {"John Doe", 7654321, 3.4}; incr_gpa(s, &t); printf("%. 1f", s.gpa); printf("%.17", t.gpa); 1st blank: . 2nd blank: Now, what is the output of main? 1st output: 4.0 2nd output: 3.5 (NOTES: %.1f simply restricts the printing to one digit on the right of the decimal point. You are permitted to check your answers by writing a C program; however, in order to prepare for exams, first attempt a solution without doing so.) Question 1 1/1 pts Fill in the blanks to complete the structure declaration and use of the new type in a variable declaration. student { char name (50); int uid; float gpa; - top_4400_student = {"Jane Doe", 1234567, 4.@}; (NOTES: This example does not use typedef. Fragments of exact C code are expected as answers. Blanks are ordered top to bottom, left to right.) 1st blank: struct 2nd blank: : 3rd blank: struct 4th blank: student