**C code please not C++**

Complete the program so that it will print the desired results from the indicated comparisons. It will prompt the user to enter an integer, a floating point number, and a character. Fill in each section to make the comparison and display the indicated result. For all outputs, add a newline after the specified result. Print exactly the responses shown in the starter file. (Copy and paste or modify the comment lines into code statements to be completely accurate.)

Do not change any of the other code statements in the starter program.

Key terms to use: if, else, fabs( )

Operators: > < >= <= == !=

#include #include

int main( ) { int an_int; //inputs double a_dbl; char a_char; //get inputs printf( "Enter an integer: " ); scanf( "%d", &an_int );

printf( "Enter a double: " ); scanf( "%lf", &a_dbl ); printf( "Enter a character: " ); scanf( " %c", &a_char ); printf( " " ); //Compare integer to 10 //print "Integer is greater than 10" if it's larger than 10, //otherwise print "Integer is 10 or less" //Test if integer is equal to 10 //print "Integer is equal to 10" if it is, otherwise print "Integer is not equal to 10" //Test if double is less than 98.6 //print "Double is less than 98.6" if it's less than 98.6, //othewise print "Double is 98.6 or greater" //Test if double is at least 98.6 //print "Double is 98.6 or greater" if it is greater than or equal to 98.6, //otherwise, print "Double is less than 98.6" //Test if double is 55.123, within an epsilon of 0.0001 //print "Double is equal to 55.123" if it is within the epsilon, //otherwise, print "Double is not equal to 55.123" //Test if the character is 'a'. //if so, print "It's a", //otherwise, print "Not a"

//Test if the character is 'A' or larger //if so, print "It's at least an A", //otherwise, do nothing return 0; }