Create a program in C that allows the user to prompt for the input of the author's last name, the publication year, and thepublication city for the book.String input should accept spaces, since both names and cities (especially in publishing) may be multi-word. You also shouldabide by the rules of the Prgramming Recitation 1 with regards to error trapping. Turn in your .C file and your makefile.Get used to this: Exercises will have this tendency to be pieces of the recitiation. The hope is that you will get enough out ofthe exercises to be able to perform the work in the recitation.

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Create a program in C that allows the user to prompt for the input of the author's last name, the publication year, and the publication city for the book. String input should accept spaces, since both names and cities (especially in publishing) may be multi-word. You also sho abide by the rules of the Prgramming Recitation 1 with regards to error trapping. Turn in your .C file and your makefile. Get used to this: Exercises will have this tendency to be pieces of the recitiation. The hope is that you will get enough out the exercises to be able to perform the work in the recitation.

Create a program in C that allows the user to prompt for the input of the author's last name, the publication year, and the publication city for the book. String input should accept spaces, since both names and cities (especially in publishing) may be multi-word. You also sho abide by the rules of the Prgramming Recitation 1 with regards to error trapping. Turn in your .C file and your makefile. Get used to this: Exercises will have this tendency to be pieces of the recitiation. The hope is that you will get enough out the exercises to be able to perform the work in the recitation.

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