PLease fix my code __ #include main()     {         char name[50];         int grades;         printf ("enteryourlastname");         scanf ("%c", &lastname);         printf  ("enteryourfirstname");         scanf ("%c", &firstname);             printf ("enteryourprelimgrade");         scanf ("%d", &prelimgrade);         printf ("enteryourmidtermgrade");         scanf ("%d", &midtermgrade);         printf ("enteryourfinalgrade");         scanf ("%d", &finalgrade);         int Average=(prelim+midterm+finals/3);         if (grade>=75)             printf ("Congratulations you passed the subject");         else             printf ("Sorry you failed the subject");                 getche();                 return 0;     }

Write a function getNeighbors which will accept an integer array, size of the array and an index as parameters. This function will return a new array of size 2 which stores the neighbors of the value at index in the original array. If this function would result in returning garbage values the new array should be set to values {0,0} instead of values from the array.

Dice_Game.cpp #include <iostream>#include "Die.h" using namespace std; // a struct for game variablesstruct GameState {    int turn = 1;    int score = 0;    int score_this_turn = 0;    bool turn_over = false;    bool game_over = false;    Die die;}; // declare functionsvoid display_rules();void play_game(GameState&);void take_turn(GameState&);void roll_die(GameState&);void hold_turn(GameState&); int main() {    display_rules();    GameState game;    play_game(game);} // define functionsvoid display_rules() {    cout << "Dice Game Rules:\n"        << "\n"        << "* See how many turns it takes you to get to 20.\n"        << "* Turn ends when you hold or roll a 1.\n"        << "* If you roll a 1, you lose all points for the turn.\n"        << "* If you hold, you save all points for the turn.\n\n";} void play_game(GameState& game) {    while (!game.game_over)     {        take_turn(game);    }    cout << "Game…

//Below is the starting code for this homework assignment//  #include <stdio.h>   struct employees {     char name[20];     int ssn[9];     int yearBorn, salary; };   struct employees e = {"kim deen", {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}, 1998, 35000};   void display(struct employees *e) {     printf("%s", e->name);     printf("  %d%d%d-%d%d-%d%d%d%d", e->ssn[0],e->ssn[1],e->ssn[2],e->ssn[3],e->ssn[4],e->ssn[5],e->ssn[6],e->ssn[7],e->ssn[8]);     printf("  %d", e->yearBorn);     printf("\n$%d.", e->salary); }   int main() {     display(&e);       return 0; }

#include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h> int cent50 = 0;int cent20 = 0;int cent10 = 0;int cent05 = 0; //Function definitionvoid calculateChange(int change) {if(change > 0) {if(change >= 50) {change -= 50;cent50++;} else if(change >= 20) {change -= 20;cent20++;} else if(change >= 10) {change -= 10;cent10++;} else if(change >= 05) {change -= 05;cent05++;}calculateChange(change);}} //Define the functionvoid printChange() { if(cent50)printf("\n50 Cents : %d coins", cent50); if(cent20)printf("\n20 Cents : %d coins", cent20); if(cent10)printf("\n10 Cents : %d coins", cent10); if(cent05)printf("\n05 Cents : %d coins", cent05);cent50 = 0;cent20 = 0;cent10 = 0;cent05 = 0; } //Function's definitionint TakeChange() { int change;printf("\nEnter the amount : ");scanf("%d", &change);return change; }//main functionint main() {//call the functionint change = TakeChange(); //use while-loop to repeatedly ask for input to the userwhile(change != -1){if((change %…

Consider the following code:   tyepdef struct { char grade; float score; } student;   void f() { student a = { .grade = 'C', .score = 75.0 }; student b = { .grade = 'C', .score = 75.0 };   if (!memcmp(&a, &b, sizeof(student))) { printf("Same"); } else { printf("Different"); } } What could cause the program to print "Different"? A. memcmp examines the bytes in little endian B. memcmp returns true if contents of the memory are the same; remove the ! C. memcmp always returns a non-zero value D. The compiler may have included padding in the structs E. The compiler may have arranged the fields of the two structs differently

>> IN C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE ONLY << COPY OF DEFAULT CODE, ADD SOLUTION INTO CODE IN C   #include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <string.h> #include "GVDie.h" int RollSpecificNumber(GVDie die, int num, int goal) {/* Type your code here. */} int main() {GVDie die = InitGVDie(); // Create a GVDie variabledie = SetSeed(15, die); // Set the GVDie variable with seed value 15int num;int goal;int rolls;  scanf("%d", &num);scanf("%d", &goal);rolls = RollSpecificNumber(die, num, goal); // Should return the number of rolls to reach total.printf("It took %d rolls to get a \"%d\" %d times.\n", rolls, num, goal); return 0;}

Below is the starting code for this homework assignment  #include <stdio.h>   //1. struct employees {     char name[20];     int ssn[9];     int yearBorn, salary; };   //2. struct employees e = {"kim deen", {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}, 1998, 35000};   //3. void display(struct employees *e) {     printf("%s", e->name);     printf("  %d%d%d-%d%d-%d%d%d%d", e->ssn[0],e->ssn[1],e->ssn[2],e->ssn[3],e->ssn[4],e->ssn[5],e->ssn[6],e->ssn[7],e->ssn[8]);     printf("  %d", e->yearBorn);     printf("\n$%d.", e->salary); }   int main() {     display(&e);       return 0; }

Determine all the output from the following program as it would appear on the screen. void func1(int); void func2(int = 4, int = 5, int = 2); int func3(int &, int, int); %3D int main() { int x = 0, z = 0, y = 2; func1(y); cout << y << endl; func2(x, y, z); func2(); func3(x, y, z); = Z func1(x); cout << x << " " << y << " " << z << endl; return 0; } void func1(int b) { static int a;

#include <iostream>using namespace std; double average(int sum_of_grades,int num_grades){return sum_of_grades/(float)num_grades;} int main() {int num_grades,grade,sum=0;char grade_value;cout<<"Enter the number of grades"<<endl;cin>>num_grades;for(int i=0;i<num_grades;i++){cout<<"Enter a numeric grade between 0-100"<<endl;cin>>grade;sum+=grade;}double avg=average(sum,num_grades);if(avg>=90 && avg<=100)grade_value='A';else if(avg>=80 && avg<=89)grade_value='B';else if(avg>=70 && avg<=79)grade_value='C';else if(avg>=60 && avg<=69)grade_value='D';else if(avg>=0 && avg<=59)grade_value='F';cout<<"The grade is "<<grade_value;}   review if the written c++ code is correct then organize the code and write comments for each part of the program explaining what they do.