C PROGRAMMING ONLY!) DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING IN THE MAIN 1. Dog Codes by CodeChum Admin In the military, they have these military dogs that help them in their missions. To handle them very well, they assign a code to each of the dogs. This has only been partially implemented though and they would need your help to finish this. Instructions: In the code editor, there are multiple printf messages where each printf prints a dog code's value. Your task is to create an enum, DogCode, and set its values to the following: CODE_1 = 'j' CODE_2 = 'r' CODE_3= 'v' CODE_4= 'd' CODE_5 = 'l' CODE_6 = 'y' DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING IN THE MAIN Output Dog Code #1 = f Dog Code #2 = a Dog Code #3 = z . .
(C PROGRAMMING ONLY!)
DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING IN THE MAIN
1. Dog Codes
by CodeChum Admin
In the military, they have these military dogs that help them in their missions.
To handle them very well, they assign a code to each of the dogs. This has only been partially implemented though and they would need your help to finish this.
Instructions:
In the code editor, there are multiple printf messages where each printf prints a dog code's value.
Your task is to create an enum, DogCode, and set its values to the following:
CODE_1 = 'j'
CODE_2 = 'r'
CODE_3= 'v'
CODE_4= 'd'
CODE_5 = 'l'
CODE_6 = 'y'
DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING IN THE MAIN
Output
Dog Code #1 = f
Dog Code #2 = a
Dog Code #3 = z
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