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Instructions: a) Use the scanf function to accept input from the user. b) Use floating-point inputs wherever possible. 1. a) Define a structure with the tag Consumption to consist of a character array (city[20]), an integer (year), and a double (usage). b) Define a structure with the tag Resource to consist of two character arrays (material[30]) and units[20], and three doubles (longitude, latitude, and quantity). Then, in the main function, declare metal and fuel as variables of type struct Resource, and declare water and power as variables of type struct Consumption. Declare one more variable, wood, of type struct Resource with the members of wood initialized as per Table I: # TABLE I Member for structure variable wood Value material[30] Oak longitude 32.5 latitude 13.2 quantity 5e+8 units[20] hectares Then, use the dot operator (.) or special string functions (wherever applicable) to assign the following values to the members of the various structure variables as per Table II. TABLE II Variable name Member name Value longitude 57.3 latitude 32.1 metal quantity 3e+10 material Iron units cubic meters Then, use the printf function to print all these numerical values using their respective data type placeholders. Finally, use the scanf function to input numerical values from the user regarding the values of the following members: a) fuel b) water c) power Then, print these values that were given as input by the user using the printf function. [Note: When you use special string functions, you have to use the #include <string.h> directive. Then, when you use the scanf function for strings, you must not use an & operator.] [Note: To assign input values in a scanf function to members of type structure, you need to use &variable name.member name]

          Instructions:
a) Use the scanf function to accept input from the user.
b) Use floating-point inputs wherever possible.

1. a) Define a structure with the tag Consumption to consist of a character array (city[20]), an integer (year), and a double (usage).
   b) Define a structure with the tag Resource to consist of two character arrays (material[30]) and units[20], and three doubles (longitude, latitude, and quantity).
   
Then, in the main function, declare metal and fuel as variables of type struct Resource, and declare water and power as variables of type struct Consumption.

Declare one more variable, wood, of type struct Resource with the members of wood initialized as per Table I:

# TABLE I
Member for structure variable wood
Value
material[30] Oak
longitude 32.5
latitude 13.2
quantity 5e+8
units[20] hectares

Then, use the dot operator (.) or special string functions (wherever applicable) to assign the following values to the members of the various structure variables as per Table II.

TABLE II
Variable name
Member name
Value
longitude
57.3
latitude
32.1
metal
quantity
3e+10
material
Iron
units
cubic meters

Then, use the printf function to print all these numerical values using their respective data type placeholders. Finally, use the scanf function to input numerical values from the user regarding the values of the following members:
a) fuel
b) water
c) power

Then, print these values that were given as input by the user using the printf function.

[Note: When you use special string functions, you have to use the #include <string.h> directive. Then, when you use the scanf function for strings, you must not use an & operator.]

[Note: To assign input values in a scanf function to members of type structure, you need to use &variable name.member name]

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