Must compile on Visual studio 2015 Goals (Requirements) - No Change The program

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Must compile on Visual studio 2015 Goals (Requirements) - No Change The program will help a student to submit a homework assignment as a text file. The file should contain the name of the assignment, name of the student and the actual content of the assignment as multiline text. The teacher should be able to open the submitted file and assign a numerical score to it A new file should then be created and saved that contains the name of the assignment name of the student, the score of the assignment followed by the content of the assignment. Student should be able to see the graded assignment. Development Strategy (Removed from Project 3, moved to Project4) 1. We will split the code into.h and c files. 2. We will learn how to build two application from a single common code. Phase 1: 1. Split the code into two assignmentgrading3.h, assignmentgrading3.c like illustrated in the class. Phase 2: 2. Create two applications, one for student and the other for teacher. Your student and teacher applications must be fully functional. Ask for help if you are confused Bonus [10 points]: Deliver a library for assignmentgrading.h with proper README.txt file.

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// define header file

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

// method definition

int Submitting_Assignment( char * asName, char* stuName, char * fName){

// declare a required variable

char op, finame[25];

FILE *Fp,*Fptr;

// opening file to read

Fp = fopen(fName, "r");

// opening file to write

Fptr = fopen("submission.txt", "w");

// check

if (Fp == NULL || Fptr == NULL)

{

// print

printf("Error file cannot be open. ");

return 0;

}

// display

fprintf(Fptr,"%s ", asName);

fprintf(Fptr,"%s ", stuName);

// use loop

while((op = fgetc(Fp)) != EOF)

{

// print

fprintf(Fptr,"%c", op);

}

// close a file

fclose(Fp);

fclose(Fptr);

return 1;

}

//method for defintion

int Assignments(char * asName, char* stuName, char * ass){

// declare variable

char arr[51],op;

// create a file object

FILE *Fp;

// read from the file

Fp = fopen("submission.txt", "r");

// check

if (Fp == NULL)

{

printf("Error file not opening. ");

return 0;

}

int f1 = 0,f2 = 0,i=0;

while((op = fgetc(Fp)) != EOF){

// check

if(f1==0){

if(op == ' '){

// set null

asName[i] = '';

f1 =1;

i=0;

}

// set value

asName[i] = op;

i++;

}

else if(f2 == 0){

// check

if(op == ' '){

stuName[i] ='';

f2 =1;

i=0;

}

stuName[i] = op;

i++;

}

else{

// assgin

ass[i] = op;

i++;

}

}

// close

fclose(Fp);

asName[0] = ' ';

ass[0] = ' ';

stuName[0] = ' ';

ass[i]='';

return 1;

}

// method implementation

void Execute()

{

// declare required variable

char fname[50],stuName[50],asName[50];

// create array variable

char as[1000];

int i=0;

// get user input

printf("Enter Fileaname : ");

gets(fname);

printf(" Enter your Name : ");

// get user input

gets(stuName);

// get user input

printf(" Enter Assignment Name : ");

gets(asName);

// assinging values

int val1 = Submitting_Assignment(asName,stuName,fname);

int val2 = Assignments(asName,stuName,as);

// display

printf(" Assignment:%s",asName);

printf(" Name:%s",stuName);

printf(" Assignment:");

for(i=0; as[i]!=''; i++){

printf("%c",as[i]);

}

}

// main function

int main()

{

Execute();

return 0;

}

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