May you please explain the code in side the box why is (int totalTime) in the code in parathesis. I am generally confused about the whole code but especially the syntax (int totalTime) what does that mean? #include typedef struct TimeHrMin_struct {int hourValue;int minuteValue;} TimeHrMin;TimeHrMin ConvHrMin (int totalTime) {TimeHrMin timeStruct;}timeStruct.hourValuetimeStruct.minuteValue}return timeStruct;int main(void) {int inTime;TimeHrMin travelTime;travelTimeprintf("Enter total minutes: ");scanf("%d", &inTime);=-return 0;totalTime / 60;totalTime % 60;ConvHrMin (inTime);printf ("Equals: ");printf("%d hrs ", travelTime.hourValue);printf("%d mins\n", travelTime.minuteValue);1

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May you please explain the code in side the box why is (int totalTime) in the code in parathesis. I am generally confused about the whole code but especially the syntax (int totalTime) what does that mean?

#include <stdio.h>
typedef struct TimeHrMin_struct {
int hourValue;
int minuteValue;
} TimeHrMin;
TimeHrMin ConvHrMin (int totalTime) {
TimeHrMin timeStruct;
}
timeStruct.hourValue
timeStruct.minuteValue
}
return timeStruct;
int main(void) {
int inTime;
TimeHrMin travelTime;
travelTime
printf("Enter total minutes: ");
scanf("%d", &inTime);
=
-
return 0;
totalTime / 60;
totalTime % 60;
ConvHrMin (inTime);
printf ("Equals: ");
printf("%d hrs ", travelTime.hourValue);
printf("%d mins\n", travelTime.minuteValue);
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