The $\%$ Daily Value $($or $\%$DV$)$ shows how much of a nutrient is in one serving of a

packaged food. The $\%$DVs are based on the values for key nutrients, which are the amounts

$($in grams$)$ of nutrients recommended per day for individuals $4$ years of age and older. To

calculate the $\%$DV of a packaged food, you have to divide the nutrient amount per serving

by the daily recommended value and multiply by $100.$ To know whether you are getting

enough amount of a certain nutrient from a packaged food, the following level of

categorization applies:

$5\%$ or less of a nutrient per serving is low

$$ More than $5\%$ but less than $20\%$ of a nutrient per serving is moderate

$20\%$ or more of a nutrient per serving is high

Write a complete C program that reads a list of data $($cereal type, carbohydrate in ounce,

protein in ounce, fat in ounce$)$ from an input file. Prepare the input file as shown in Figure $1\mathrm{.}1$

with data for $10$ types of cereal. For the first four types of cereal $($Cereal A$,$ B$,$ C$,$ D$),$ use the

values as shown in the figure below. Complete the file for the remaining six types of cereal

with your own values.