C Programming

Define the MINIMUM$2$ Macro:

First, define a macro MINIMUM$2$ that takes two arguments and returns the smaller of the two values.

Define the MINIMUM$3$ Macro:

Define another macro MINIMUM$3$ that uses MINIMUM$2$ to determine the smallest of three numeric values.

The macro should first find the minimum of the first two values and then compare it with the third value.

Write the main Function:

In the main function, prompt the user to input three numbers.

Use the MINIMUM$3$ macro to find and print the smallest of the three numbers.

Code I have so far

#include

$//$ Define the MINIMUM$2$ macro

#define MINIMUM$2($x$,$ y$)(($x$)<($y$)?($x$)$ : $($y$))$

$//[$Insert MINIMUM$2$ macro definition here$]$

$//$ Define the MINIMUM$3$ macro

#define MINIMUM$3($a$,$ b$,$ c$)($MINIMUM$2($MINIMUM$2($a$,$ b$),$ c$))$

$//[$Insert MINIMUM$3$ macro definition here$]$

int main$()\{$

$//$ Declare variables to store three numbers

int num$1,$ num$2,$ num$3$;

$//$ Prompt user to input three numbers printf$("$Enter three integers: $")$;

scanf$("\%$d $\%$d $\%$d$",$ &num$1,$ &num$2,$ &num$3)$;

$//$ Use MINIMUM$3$ to find the smallest number

int min $=$ MINIMUM$3($num$1,$ num$2,$ num$3)$;

$//$ Print the result

printf$("$The smallest number is: $\%$d

$",$ min$)$;

return $0$;

$\}$