Write а C prоgrаm thаt will satisfy these cоnditiоns. 1. First, requests an integer input from the user, referred to as "n". 2. This integer "n" should be passed as an argument to a user defined function. 3. Within this function, prompt the user to enter a series of numbers, doing this exactly "n" times. 4. After all number inputs are received, these should be outputted in the order opposite to which they were entered. 5. Calculate the average of these numbers within the function and send this value back to the main function. 6. In the main function, display the calculated average. 7. Should the user enter a negative integer for "n", the program needs to display the message "Idiot" on the screen. Grading Rubric Input Handling (0.6 points) 0.6 point: Accurately handles the input of 'n'. Includes checking if 'n' is a valid integer and responds appropriately to negative input (displaying the "Idiot" message). Loop Implementation (0.6 points) 0.6 point: Effectively uses loops for input collection and reverse display of numbers. Includes correct initialization, condition, and increment/decrement operations. Logic Implementation (0.6 points) 0.6 point: Demonstrates correct logic in the UDF. This includes calculating the average correctly and ensuring the reverse order display is logically sound. Array Usage (0.6 points) 0.6 point: Properly utilizes an array for storing the user's 'n' number inputs and manipulates the array for reverse order display. User-Defined Function (UDF) (0.6 points) 0.6 point: The UDF is correctly defined and implemented. It encapsulates the required functionalities (input handling, processing, average calculation, and reverse display) and returns the average to the main function.
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