Stellar Information Capture

Download stellar$\_$information.c here, or copy it to your CSE account using the following command:

cp $-$n $/$import$/$reed$/$A$/$dp$1091/$public$\_$html$/24$T$2/$activities$/$stellar$\_$information$/$stellar$\_$information.c $.$

Write a C program stellar$\_$information.c that simulates a star system in space. Each star in the system is represented by a structure containing its name, distance from Earth $($in light$-$years$),$ and spectral type. Your task is to initialize a pointer to a star structure, write a function to populate its fields, a function to calculate an estimate for the time it would take to travel from earth to the star and a function to print the star's information and the estimate for the time it would take to travel from earth to the star.

Task $1$

Define a structure named star with the following fields:

name: a string of size $50$ to store the star's name.

distance: a double to store the star's distance from Earth in light$-$years.

spectral$\_$type: a character to store the star's spectral type $($e$.$g$.,$ O$,$ B$,$ A$,$ F$,$ G$,$ K$,$ M$).$

Task $2$

Declare a pointer star$\_$ptr to a star structure.

Task $3$

Write the function called input$\_$star$\_$information$()$ that prompts the user to enter the star's name, distance from Earth, and spectral type. Then store the input values in the respective fields of the struct