C program (like printf and NOT cout)

At the conclusion of this programming assignment, participants should be able to: Apply repetition structures within an algorithm Construct while (0, for ), or do-while ) loops in C Compose C programs consisting of sequential, conditional, and iterative statements Eliminate redundancy within a program by applying loops and functions Create structure charts for a given problem Determine an appropriate functional decomposition or top-down design from a structure chart Generate random numbers for use within a C program Il. Prerequisites Before starting this programming assignment, participants should be able to: Analyze a basic set of requirements and apply top-down design principles for a problem Customize and define C functions Apply the 3 file format: 1 header file and 2 source files Open and close files Read, write to, and update files Manipulate file handles Apply standard library functions: fopen ( ), fclose ( ), fscanf ( ), and fprintf () Compose decision statements ("if" conditional statements) Create and utilize compound conditions Summarize topics from Hanly & Koffman Chapter 4 & 5 including: e What are counting, conditional, sentinel-controlled, flag-controlled, and end file-controlled loops e What are while 0, do-while 0, and for () loops e What is a selection or conditional statement e " what is a compound condition What is a Boolean expression What is a flowchart Ill. Overview & Requirements: Em