Modify the following code with the comment  include #include #include #include #include int main(void) {   int arr[2][2] ={{500, 1000}, {750, 325}}; char name, acc_type; int amt; printf("\nEnter your name:")  scanf("%c", &name) ; getchar(); printf("\nWould you like you withdraw from (c) Checkings or (s) Savings:") ; scanf("%c", &acc_type) ; printf("\nHow much would you like to withdraw:"); scanf("%d", &amt); if(name == 'a')  { switch(acc_type)  { case c: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 500"); printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",500-amt);break; case s: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 1000);printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",1000-amt);break; } } if(name=='b')  { switch(acc_type)  { case c: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 750"); printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",750-amt);break; case s: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from:325");printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",325-amt);break; } } (if(amt >=100)  { n100 = amt/100; amt -= n100 * 100; for(int i =0;i=50)  { n50 = amt/50; amt -= n50* 50; for(int i =0;i<50;i++)  { printf("\n$50 bill"); } } if(amt>=20)  {  n20 = amt/20; amt -= n20 * 20; for(int i =0;i=10)  { n10 = amt/10; amt -= n10 * 10; for(int i =0;i=5)  { n5 = amt/5; amt -= n5* 5; for(int i =0;i=1)  { n1=amt; for(int i =0;i

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Modify the following code with the comment 

include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>

int main(void) {
  int arr[2][2] ={{500, 1000}, {750, 325}};

char name, acc_type;

int amt;

printf("\nEnter your name:") 

scanf("%c", &name) ;

getchar();

printf("\nWould you like you withdraw from (c) Checkings or (s) Savings:") ;

scanf("%c", &acc_type) ;

printf("\nHow much would you like to withdraw:");

scanf("%d", &amt);

if(name == 'a') 

{

switch(acc_type) 

{

case c: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 500");

printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",500-amt);break;

case s: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 1000);printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",1000-amt);break;

}

}

if(name=='b') 

{

switch(acc_type) 

{

case c: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from: 750"); printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",750-amt);break;

case s: printf("\n Amount in account to be withdrawn from:325");printf("\nAmount in account after withdrawal:%d",325-amt);break;

}

}

(if(amt >=100) 

{

n100 = amt/100;

amt -= n100 * 100;

for(int i =0;i<n100;i++) 

{

printf("\n$100 bill");

}}

if(amt>=50) 

{

n50 = amt/50;

amt -= n50* 50;

for(int i =0;i<50;i++) 

{

printf("\n$50 bill");

}

}

if(amt>=20) 

n20 = amt/20;

amt -= n20 * 20;

for(int i =0;i<n20;i++) 

{

printf("\n$20 bill");

}

}

if(amt >=10) 

{

n10 = amt/10;

amt -= n10 * 10;

for(int i =0;i<n10;i++) 

{

printf("\n$10 bill");

}

}

if(amt>=5) 

{

n5 = amt/5;

amt -= n5* 5;

for(int i =0;i<n5;i++) 

{

printf("\n$5 bill");

}

}

if(amt>=1) 

{

n1=amt;

for(int i =0;i<n1;i++) 

{

printf("\n$1 bill");

}

}

  return 0;
}

 

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