I need help with an upcoming programming (c) assignment that is due.

For part one, it prompts users to input their birthdate in dd/mm/yyyy and it prints it out. However, when outputed, the month and day must be in word format e.g. if 2 is inputed for the month, the output is February and if 8 is inputed for day then the output is Eight.

Again for part one, I'm struggling with a function to print stars. The instructions are as follows:

"The line of stars must be printed inside a function. It must print n line of stars, where n is an int value given as input to the function.

You must use the following name and prototype for this function: Function Name: printLine60Stars Return Type: void Parameter: int"

In part two I am struggling with the entire part:

Thank you so much!

Task2: play a guessing game with the computer. Your program allows the user 5 chances to guess a number between 1 and 30 (both inclusive) that is computer-generated. The user is prompted repeatedly until the number entered is in the range of 1 to 30. After every incorrect guess, the program gives a clue to go higher or lower for the next guess. After 3 incorrect guesses, your program gives an additional clue to the user it tells the user whether the number is even or odd. At the end, it displays some messages as explained later in Note 2.2. Zybooks section 2.18 has details on how a random number is generated using srand() and rand() functions. You must remember to include the following libraries in your program: #include #include #include Sample scenario of the guessing game is shown in the box below. User inputs are bolded and underlined for convenience. Let's play a guessing game now. You will get 5 chances to guess the number generated by the computer. The number is between 1 and 30 (both inclusive). After every incorrect guess, you will get a clue. After 3 chances, you could use an additional clue. Best of luck Pick a number between 1 and 30: 20 Go lower Pick a number between 1 and 30: 10 Go higher Pick a number between 1 and 30: 15 Let me give you another clue ----- Think of an odd number and ----- Go lower Pick a number between 1 and 30: 13 You got it in 4 times - good job, you can do better. Note 2.1: In this task, when the user plays a guessing game, the user is asked to pick a number between 1 and 30. You must do this inside a function. Let the function return the value chosen by the user to main. You must use the following name and prototype for this function: Function Name: WhatIsYourChoice Return Type: int Parameter: void Note 2.2: Note that the message printed on the last line in the above box varies with the number of chances the user takes to guess the number correctly. User takes 3 or less chances to guess the number: for example, if the user guesses it in 2 chances, then the message printed is "You got it in 2 times - that is impressive.". Function Name: whatIsYourChoice Return Type: int Parameter: void Note 2.2: Note that the message printed on the last line in the above box varies with the number of chances the user takes to guess the number correctly. User takes 3 or less chances to guess the number: for example, if the user guesses it in 2 chances, then the message printed is You got it in 2 times that is impressive.". User takes 4 or 5 chances to guess the number: for example, if the user guesses it in 4 chances, the message printed is "You got it in 4 times - good job, you can do better.". User does not get it right even after 5 chances: Two messages are printed in this case. The first message printed is "You should have gone higher - the actual number is "or "You should have gone lower - the actual number is ". The 2nd message printed is "Sorry - better luck next time". See the sample scenario given in section 2.0 for more clarification