Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Write a complete C program for
implementing the followingtask:Suppose you
want to make a contact list for your record.
Foreach contact you will be able to save the
contact and can also edit and deleteit. Each
record contains the following fields: Name,
Mobile no,email, Address, Gender, Age,
Organization. Write an interactive program
that ask the followingsPress 1 to add a
recordPress 2 to save a recordPress 3 to
edit a recordPress 4 to delete a recordPress
5 to display recordsPress 6 to exitWhenever
you add/delete/modify a people, the above
fields willbe asked, and upon the completion
of these data you will save their records.
The output of the records should be
displayed in the table format, e.g.
Sno
Address
Name
Mobile no
Gender Age
abc
email
Organization
xyz@gmail.com
BMU
1234567890
pqrst
M
25
uvw@gmail.com
SNU
2
def
2134567890
ijklm
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