Declare an array available Sandwiches of 3 sandwichlngredients elements. 1 #include 2 #include 3 4 typedef struct

Declare an array available Sandwiches of 3 sandwichlngredients elements.

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1 #include 2 #include 3 4 typedef struct Sandwich Ingredients_struct { 5 char sandwichName [30]; 6 char ingredients [70]; 7 Sandwich Ingredients; 9 10 11 12 13 int main(void) { * Your solution goes here */ strcpy(availableSandwiches[0].sandwichName, "Chicken and Bacon"); 14 strcpy(availableSandwiches [0].ingredients, "Crispy chicken, onions, lettuce, bacon, mayonnaise"); 15 strcpy(availableSandwiches [1].sandwichName, "Chicken breast"); 16 strcpy(availableSandwiches 17 strcpy(availableSandwiches [1].ingredients, "Grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato"); [2].sandwichName, "Chicken with peppers"); 18 strcpy(availableSandwiches [2].ingredients, "Grilled chicken, red and green peppers, barbacue sauce"); 19 20 printf("%s:%s", availableSandwiches [0].sandwichName, availableSandwiches [0].ingredients); 21 printf("%s:%s", availableSandwiches [1].sandwichName, availableSandwiches [1].ingredients); c27 Ci 1 #include 2 #include 3 4 typedef struct Sandwich Ingredients_struct { 5 char sandwichName [30]; 6 char ingredients [70]; 7 Sandwich Ingredients; 9 10 11 12 13 int main(void) { * Your solution goes here */ strcpy(availableSandwiches[0].sandwichName, "Chicken and Bacon"); 14 strcpy(availableSandwiches [0].ingredients, "Crispy chicken, onions, lettuce, bacon, mayonnaise"); 15 strcpy(availableSandwiches [1].sandwichName, "Chicken breast"); 16 strcpy(availableSandwiches 17 strcpy(availableSandwiches [1].ingredients, "Grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato"); [2].sandwichName, "Chicken with peppers"); 18 strcpy(availableSandwiches [2].ingredients, "Grilled chicken, red and green peppers, barbacue sauce"); 19 20 printf("%s:%s", availableSandwiches [0].sandwichName, availableSandwiches [0].ingredients); 21 printf("%s:%s", availableSandwiches [1].sandwichName, availableSandwiches [1].ingredients); c27 Ci