Task

$($individual$)$

Write a C program that represents a book $($book$\_$title, author name & book$\_$id$)$ as a struct.

write$\_$data: takes a list of book structs and a file name, then writes the structs to a file with the name given $[$l point$].$

load$\_$data: takes a file name on which book structs are stored and loads it in a list data structure in memory, then returns the list data structure $[1$

point$].$

search$\_$by$\_$id: takes a list of book structs and a book$\_$id$,$ then returns the struct object with the given id if it exists $[1$ point$].$

In main$()[2$ point$]$:

Prompt the user to choose whether to:

a$.$ Load data. $$

b$.$ Enter data.

c$.$ Search by id$.$

d$.$ Exit the program

If a$,$ b or c are chosen, then prompt the user to enter the name of the file.

If a is chosen, then use load$\_$data and print the list in table format on the screen.

If b is chosen, then allow the user to keep entering book structs data till a reserved character is entered. Next, use write$\_$data to write the data to a

file with the name given. Note: You are NOT allowed to assume an upper limit on the number of struct objects the user will enter.

If d is chosen, then exit the program.