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Write a complete C program that does the following:
1) Read the data stored in the file "rec.txt" into an array of records containing the student ids and the student names.
2) Sort the array of records following the students' names in alphabetical order and display the sorted names on the screen.
3) Prompt the user to search for the student id by the student's name.
Transcribed Image Text:1171203258: HOSSAIN, MARUF
1181202660: KUHAN RAJ A/L TAMIL CHEL WAM
1181203465: PONG KAI SUN
1191102443: FAIZA OSAMA ABDALLA HASHIM
1201302289:LEE JIA WEI
1201302368: SHEIKH, AHNAF AZMAIN
1201100584:HI CHIA LING
1201101509:NG CHEA YEAT
1191103201:PHUAH CHEE HAOU
1201100879: MOSTAFA ARABY MADBOULY AHMED
1191103215:TONG JUN YANG
1191103119:ANG QIZHENG
1171302286: DARWIN KUMAR A/L MUNIAN
1181101192:HAIZUN NAJWA BINTI MOHD RIFIN
1201100926:NG XUE NIE
1191302417:ALMARHOON, ALI HUSSAIN A
1201100225:HEMAN RAO A/L SUBRAMANIAM
1181100823:LIM ZHEN BANG
1161202587:SOHEIL PRAKASAN SUPPAN
1201100603:AVINASH MURALI
1181101858:CHEAH KOK YEW
1191103071:GAN WEI TONG
1201100301:KEVIN THAM ZHENG YIT
1201100648:LIM CHER AIK
1201302222:SHIVAA RUTRAN A/L NAGATHEESAN
1201100779:TAN WEI XIANG
1191100919:WONG HONG WEI
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