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Reаding/Writing/Arithmetic Applicаtiоn Nаme: FLastnameChartingI7Descriptiоn: Write a C prоgram that allows a user to enter a list of ticket sales, perform calculations on those values, and then write output to a file. Include comments throughout. Requirements (Read): Input Allow the user to enter 10 float values for the daily ticket sales of a movie theater and store them in a one-dimensional array Calculate Total the values in the array Get the average of the values in the array Write Write the array of numbers, the total and the average to a file named I7BOutput.txt Include headings so it isn't just a bunch of numbers (Sales, Total, Average) - format is up to you Sample Output Note: Your input will be done by the user so it won't be these numbers, but you can use them to check your calculations Daily Ticket Sales #1: $150.25 #2: $300.50 #3: $100.10 #4: $645.25 #5: $1409.40 #6: $1265.20 #7: $1999.50 #8: $10100.50 #9: $2357.11 #10: $50044.40 Total Ticket Sales for 10 days $68372.21 Average of Sales $6837.22
Lооpy Numbers Applicаtiоn Nаme: FLаstnameChartingI5Description: Write a C program that takes user input and allows the user to generate a series of numbers from 100 to 200 based on their choice. Requirements: Display Menu: 1 - Odd Numbers 2 - Even Numbers 3 - Multiples of 10 Prompt the user to enter their choice (1,2, or 3) Validate user input: If the user enters an invalid option show an error message and allow them to reenter their choice. Loop Implementation: Use a for loop to display the odd numbers. Use a while loop to display the even numbers. Use a do-while loop to display the multiples of 10. You can use either a switch or if/else construct to use the different loops based on entry. Display the generated series in a well-formatted way. Sample Input/Output Menu:1 - Odd Numbers2 - Even Numbers3 - Multiples of 10Enter your choice: 1 Example 1: User Chooses Odd Numbers (For Loop) Even Numbers using for loop: 101 103 105 . . . 195 197 199 Example 2: User Chooses Even Numbers (While Loop) Odd Numbers using while loop:100 102 104 . . . 196 198 200 Example 3: User Chooses Multiples of 10 (Do-While Loop) Multiples of 10 using do-while loop:100 110 120 . . . 180 190 200 Example 4: User Enters an Invalid Option Menu:1 - Odd Numbers2 - Even Numbers3 - Multiples of 10Enter your choice: 4 Invalid choice! Please enter 1, 2, or 3.