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struct HorchateRecipe

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char ingredient$[30]$;

int quantity;

struct HorchataRecipe $*$nextIngredientAddress;

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int main$()$

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struct HorchataRecipe ingredient$1=\{$Rice$,6\}$;

struct HorchataRecipe ingredient$2=\{$Sugar$,1\}$; $//$ # of cups

struct HorchataRecipe ingredient$3=\{$Milk$,2\}$; $//$ # of cups

struct HorchataRecipe ingredient$4=\{$Cinnamon$,1\}$; $//$ # of packets

struct HorchataRecipe $*$first; $//$create a er called $*$first to the first element in structure

first $=$ &ingredient$1$;

ingredient$1.$nextIngredientAddress $=$ &ingredient$2$;

$/*$ Your assignment..if you choose to accept... is to populate

the $*$nextIngredientAddress for the $3$ remaining ingredients and then print out all the names of the ingredients

$*/$ XN$13$

$?//$ set ingredient$2\text{'}$s nextIngredientAddress to ingredient $3$

$?//$ set ingredient$3\text{'}$s nextIngredientAddress to ingredient $4$

$?//$ set ingredient$4\text{'}$s nextIngredientAddress to NULL

$/*$

HINT: There's two ways to print out the values

$1.$ er method:

printf$(""\%$d $\%$s

$"",$ first$->$quantity, first$->$ingredient$)$;

printf$(""\%$d $\%$s

$"",$ first$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$quantity, first$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$ingredient$)$;

printf$(""\%$d $\%$s

$,$ first$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$quantity, first$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$nextIngredientAddress$->$ingredient$)$;

$2.$ Explicit Reference to each ingredient

printf$(""\%$d $\%$s

$"",$ ingredient$1.$quantity, ingredient$1.$ ingredient$)$;

printf$(""\%$d $\%$s

$"",$ ingredient$2.$quantity, ingredient$2.$ingredient$)$;

$*/$

printf$(""\%$s

$\%$s

$\%$s

$\%$s

$"",?,?,?,?)$;

return $0$;

$\}"$