Explain how compiler splits your syntax into tokens using a C program.Input of your program will have only one line of C code. It will have variable declarations such as "int i; or int i= 4+3;" and output should be tokens classified as Data types, Identifiers, Operators. Call out errors wherever if the token is not valid Explain the logic in simple English and write down key modules of the C program. Focus is not on syntax, its about how you have understood the concepts

I need to design a C Program which does the following.   Tracking weights of babies in the following categories New born babies Babies at least 6 months in age ** You can change the ages in each category; but you must include at least 2 age groups The average weights in each category The total weights from all categories combined The program you write should include these components at a minimum. Remember though: Get creative, and feel free to add different components that you feel are applicable in a grading program. You must have at least two different arrays - These are, in effect, parallel arrays. For example: One for 6 month olds One for newborns ** Please note: The example image shown below includes 2 arrays ** You can also add extra categories Such as a third age group Remember to use a "for" loop for each array You should have Average Weights for each baby category; therefore, you will have a minimum of 2 Average Calculations 6 month old Weight Average New born…

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I am learning c++, and I get confused. I meet three questions, and one is asking to write a function header for a function named distance; the second question is to write the prototype for a function named distance, and the third question is to write a function call for a function named distance. I am wondering how to write different functions for these three questions? What are the differences between them? I am so confused.