Write a C statement for the following natural language statements in C programming.(a)Assign value 0.9 to the variable interest.(b)Multiply 50 to the variable discount by using*= operator.(c)Read an integer number from the keyboard and store it in the variable num.Assume that the variable has been declared.(d)" followed by the value ofDisplay the message "Your name isvariable name. Assume that the variable has been declared as an array of char.(e)Declare a function transform that receives two integers height andwidth and returns an integer quantity.(f)Declare identifier named area with assigned value of 7.419.(g)Initiate preprocessor to include standard input/output header file fromstandard library ofC.(h)Declare a constant called MAX with a value of 50.88(i)Read an integer number from keyboard and store it in the variable num.G)Display the message "Your name is:" followed by the value storedin the variable name. Assume that the variable name has been declaredas an array of characters.(k)Print the value stored in variable price in two floating point format.(1)Read an integer number from keyboard and store it in the variable int num.(m)Print the value stored in variable pr ice in two floating point format.(n)Declare a constant MIN with a value of 332.11.(o)Write the C statement that will close a file called accounts .(p)Declare and initialize an array of pointers called MyAnimal that stores thefollowing string constants: "lions", "tigers", "bears".

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Write a C statement for the following natural language statements in C programming. (a) Assign value 0.9 to the variable interest. (b) Multiply 50 to the variable discount by using*= operator. Read an integer number from the keyboard and store it in the variable num. Assume that the variable has been declared. (c)

Write a C statement for the following natural language statements in C programming. (a) Assign value 0.9 to the variable interest. (b) Multiply 50 to the variable discount by using*= operator. Read an integer number from the keyboard and store it in the variable num. Assume that the variable has been declared. (c)

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