Write a C program to process and report mark records. The mark records are given by comma-separated values (CSV) format

Myrie,76.7

Hatch,66.5

Costa,45.1

Dabu,74.4

Sun,67.7

Chabot,80.4

Giblett,59.1

Suglio,85.7

Smith,60.1

Bodnar,93.6

Allison,67.7

Koreck,77.4

Parr,92.5

Lamont,98.1

Peters,82.3

Wang,98.1

Eccles,77.8

Pereira,80.3

He,85.7

Ali,88.0

Compute average, standard deviation and letter grades, output results to a file named report.txt

Letter grade

Myrie B

Hatch C

Costa F

Dabu B

Sun C

Chabot B

Giblett D

Suglio A

Smith C

Bodnar A

Allison C

Koreck B

Parr A

Lamont A

Peters B

Wang A

Eccles B

Pereira B

He A

Ali A

Stats summary

count: 20

average: 77.9

standard deviation: 13.5

median: 77.6

Specifically, write C programs myrecord.h and myrecord.c containing the following:

1. Definition of a structure named RECORD to hold a persons name of 20 characters and the score of float type.
2. char letter_grade(float score); converts a float score to a letter grade according to ranges A=[85, 100], B=[70, 85), C=[60, 70), D=[50,60), F=[0,50), and returns the letter grade.
3. int import_data(record dataset[], char *filename); imports data from file of name passed by filename, and stores all record entries in an array of RECORD dataset[], and returns the number of records.
4. void report_data(RECORD dataset[], int count, char *filename); computes the letter grades of dataset[], average score, standard deviation, and median, and outputs the results to file of name passed by filename.

Use the provided main function program to test the above functions.

#include "myrecord.h"

int main(int argc, char *args[]) {

 char infilename[40] = "marks.txt"; //default input file name

 char outfilename[40] = "report.txt"; //default output file name

 if (argc > 1) {

 if (argc >= 2) strcpy(infilename, args[1]);

 if (argc >= 3) strcpy(outfilename, args[2]);

 } 

 RECORD dataset[MAX_REC];

 int record_count = 0; 

 record_count = import_data(dataset, infilename); 

 if (record_count >=1) { 

 report_data(dataset, record_count, outfilename);

 printf("output to file ");

 } 

 else 

 printf("no data, no output to file ");

 FILE *fp =fopen(outfilename, "r");

 if ( fp == NULL ) {

 printf("output file does not exist ");

 return 0;

 }

 char buf[100];

 while( !feof(fp) ) {

 fgets(buf, sizeof(buf), fp);

 printf("%s", buf);

 }

 fclose(fp);

 return 0;

}

myrecord.h

// add descriptions to function declarations

#include 

#include 

#include 

#include 

#define MAX_REC 100

#define MAX_LINE 100

typedef struct {

// your design and implementation

} RECORD;

char letter_grade(float s);

int import_data(RECORD dataset[], char *filename); 

int report_data(RECORD dataset[], int n, char *filename); 

void swap(float *first, float *second); 

void quick_sort(float *a, int left, int right);

myrecord.c

#include "myrecord.h"

char letter_grade(float s){

// your code

}

int import_data(RECORD dataset[], char *filename) { 

// your implementation

}

int report_data(RECORD dataset[], int n, char *filename) {

// your implementation

// fprintf(fp, "%-15s%c ", dataset[i].name, letter_grade(dataset[i].score));

// compute mean, standard deviation, 

// fprintf(fp, " Stats summary ");

// fprintf(fp, "%-20s%d ", "count:", n);

// fprintf(fp, "%-20s%3.1f ", "average:", mean);

// fprintf(fp, "%-20s%3.1f ", "standard deviation:", stddv);

// compute median

// create float array a[n], sort array a[n] using quick sort

// then calculate the median

// fprintf(fp, "%-20s%3.1f", "median:", median);

}

void swap(float *first, float *second)

{

 float temp = *first;

 *first = *second;

 *second = temp;

}

void quick_sort(float *a, int left, int right)

{

// modify the quick_sort of a3q1 for sorting float array 

}