C Program for a menu based program that uses a switch-case statement to include the following options: a) Print your name. b) Print your tutorial time. c) Prompt the user to enter a positive number between 1-50, read the entered input, and display all numbers from 0 up to the number entered (the display should print five numbers per line). E.g: if the user enters 9, the program will display 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 q) Quit The user should be able to continuously enter and execute options until they enter the 'q' character to quit. The algorithm should be able to accept the upper- and lower-case versions of all character input options and should be able to deal with invalid options being input for all input (including the number required for part c). Note: for the first two options, the program does not need to read in your name/tutorial time and then print this out. It simply needs to output a message that you hard code into the program. Your solution must be modular in design. solution must contain a switch-case statement for processing the user input to the menu and NOT an if statement (you can still use if statements for other purposes if needed, but the menu must be controlled by the switch-case statement). You can use the tolower() function to convert characters from uppercase but you will need to include the ctype.h header file. Note that your final program may not be as robust as your actual algorithm when dealing with invalid user input because of its reliance on the scanf() function. Also note that your C program must be modular and include multiple functions corresponding to the separate steps from your high-level algorithm. Note you may need to perform parameter passing by pointer.
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- a) Print your name.
- b) Print your tutorial time.
- c) Prompt the user to enter a positive number between 1-50, read the entered input, and display all numbers from 0 up to the number entered (the display should print five numbers per line).
E.g: if the user enters 9, the program will display
0 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9
- q) Quit
The user should be able to continuously enter and execute options until they enter the 'q' character to quit. The
Note: for the first two options, the program does not need to read in your name/tutorial time and then print this out. It simply needs to output a message that you hard code into the program.
Your solution must be modular in design.
solution must contain a switch-case statement for processing the user input to the menu and NOT an if statement (you can still use if statements for other purposes if needed, but the menu must be controlled by the switch-case statement). You can use the tolower() function to convert characters from uppercase but you will need to include the ctype.h header file. Note that your final program may not be as robust as your actual algorithm when dealing with invalid user input because of its reliance on the scanf() function. Also note that your C program must be modular and include multiple functions corresponding to the separate steps from your high-level algorithm. Note you may need to perform parameter passing by pointer.
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