Given main(), build a struct called Student that represents a student that has two data members: the student's name (string) and the student's GPA (double). Assume student's name has a maximum length of 20 characters. Implement the Student struct and related function declarations in Student.h, and implement the related function definitions in Student.c as listed below: • Student InitStudent() - initializes name to "Louie" and gpa to 1.0 • Student SetName(char *name, Student s) - sets the student's name • Student SetGPA(double gpa, Student s) - sets the student's GPA • void GetName(char* studentName, Student s) - return the student's name in studentName • double GetGPA(Student s) - returns the students GPA Ex. If a new Student object is created, the default output is: Louie/1.0 Ex. If the student's name is set to "Felix" and the GPA is set to 3.7, the output becomes: Felix/3.7 File is marked as read only 1 #include 2 #include 3 4 #include "Student.h" 6 int main() { 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 } Current file: main.c Student student = InitStudent (); char name[20]; GetName (name, student); printf("%s/%.11f\n", name, GetGPA (student)); student SetName("Felix", student); student = Set GPA (3.7, student); GetName (name, student); printf("%s/%.11f\n", name, GetGPA (student)); return 0;

Describe how to make an array of struct elements.

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