In c write a program that: a) takes an input file name from the command line; b) opens that file if possible; c) declares a C struct with three variables; these will have data types that correspond to the data types read from the file (i.e. string, int, float); d) declares an array of C structs (i.e. the same struct type declared in point c); e) reads a record from the file and stores the values read into the appropriate struct variable at the appropriate array index (for that record); f) continues reading each record into a struct (as in point 1e), and stores each struct containing the 3 values into the array of structs declared in point d; g) closes the file when all records have been read. Note that your program should print an error message in the event that the file cannot be opened successfully.
. In c write a program that:
a) takes an input file name from the command line;
b) opens that file if possible;
c) declares a C struct with three variables; these will have data types that
correspond to the data types read from the file (i.e. string, int, float);
d) declares an array of C structs (i.e. the same struct type declared in point c);
e) reads a record from the file and stores the values read into the appropriate
struct variable at the appropriate array index (for that record);
f) continues reading each record into a struct (as in point 1e), and stores each
struct containing the 3 values into the array of structs declared in point d;
g) closes the file when all records have been read.
Note that your program should print an error message in the event that the file
cannot be opened successfully.
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