These two questions came with the code below. If please can answer just the questions (in short )that would be great and appreciate it Question 1 fairy using the functions Initializelnfo,averageMark,maximumMark,or would you prefer all this code to be a part of the main() function and why ?Question 2: Are you comfortable passing variables from main () two other functions bypass Dash by Dash address, or would you prefer these variables to have global scope, so they wouldn’t have to be passed from main() to any function and why ? Keep in mind that if the variables have global scope, they are visible to main and all the other functions . Your program files should be called StudentInfo.c and StudentInfo.h. Skeleton codehas been prepared for you: StudentInfo.c and StudentInfo.h.A test file StudentMain.c has been fully written for you and is assumed to be in the samedirectory as StudentInfo.c and StudentInfo.h.Your StudentInfo.h should contain the following:#define MAX_STR 64#define NUM_SUBJECTS 4//Create struct Subject with members//name (char array, array size MAX_STR) and//mark (integer)//Create struct StudentInfo with members//lastName (char array, array size MAX_STR),//studentld (integer), and//subject (struct Subject array, array size NUM_SUBJECTS)//Create the following function prototypes://initializeInfo - returns void, accepts the address of struct StudentInfo//calcAverageMark - returns float, accepts the address of an array of struct Subject//findMaxMark - returns integer, accepts the address of an array of struct Subject//findMin Mark - returns integer, accepts the address of an array of struct SubjectYour StudentInfo.c should contain the following:#include "StudentInfo.h"// initializeInfo - returns void, accepts the address of struct StudentInfo//Sets the last name to a null string. This can be accomplished by setting the firstcharacter// in the last name array to the null terminator '\0'.//Sets the student id to 0.//Goes through the subject array (NUM_SUBJECTS) and for each subject// sets name to a null string and// sets mark to 0.// calcAverageMark - returns float, accepts the address of struct Subject// //Uses a for-next loop to go through all the marks (up to NUM_SUBJECTS).// Once an invalid mark is reached (mark equals zero), the loop terminates////Returns the running total divided by the number of marks.// findMaxMark - returns integer, accepts the address of struct Subject////Uses a for loop to go through all the marks (up to NUM_SUBJECTS).// Once an invalid mark is reached (mark equals zero), the loop terminates////The index of the maximum mark is returned//findMinMark - returns integer, accepts the address struct Subject////Uses a for-next loop to go through all the marks (up to NUM_SUBJECTS).// Once an invalid mark is reached (mark equals zero), the loop terminates////The index of the minimum mark is returnedAs mentioned, StudentMain.c has been given to you. It will prompt for studentInformation and print out the average mark, the maximum mark, and the minimummark. Keep in mind that the student could be studying up to 4 subjects.Sample code that shows functions can be found at: CalculateTax.c.Sample code that demonstrates pointers with functions can be found at: CalculateTax.c.Sample code with a cat and cat toys can be found at Cat.h, Cat.c and CatMain.c.A sample run is as follows:Enter the student's last name: BollingerEnter the student's id: 111222Enter the number of subjects: 3Enter the name of subject 1: BusinessEnter the mark for Business: 90Enter the name of subject 2: AccountingEnter the mark for Accounting: 78Enter the name of subject 3: MarketingEnter the mark for Marketing: 86Bollinger with id 111222 has an average mark of 84.67.Bollinger's highest mark was 90 in Business.Bollinger's lowest mark was 78 in Accounting.Be sure to document your code with the file name, your name and student number. Addcomments throughout the code where necessary.

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These two questions came with the code below. If please can answer just the questions (in short )that would be great and appreciate it Question 1 fairy using the functions Initializelnfo,averageMark,maximumMark,or would you prefer all this code to be a part of the main() function and why ? Question 2: Are you comfortable passing variables from main () two other functions bypass Dash by Dash address, or would you prefer these variables to have global scope, so they wouldn’t have to be passed from main() to any function and why ? Keep in mind that if the variables have global scope, they are visible to main and all the other functions .