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due in a few hours, written in c if you look up "movie structure file written in c chegg" the top link is similar to how the code is supposed to be but the person's answer doesn't work/compile correctly

2 Name: Date: Movie Structure File write a program that will read in a CSV file with information regarding movies. The file will contain a movie name, MPAA coding (G, PG, PG-13, R), number of minutes, and ratings (1-10) from the three top critics. Your program will read in the data into an array of structures and send the array to a function that will professionally display all of the information, including the average rating of the critics. Show me this program working!

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As per your requirement i have written c code which satifies all your requirement please follow it step by step.

Here below one is the C program and resultant output.

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

#define maxstrlength 256

typedef struct

{

char name[50];

char codingElement[6];

int mintuesElement;

int rating[3];

  

}movie;

int read_file(FILE *infile, movie movies[]);

void display(movie movies[], int countElement);

int main()

{

FILE * infile;

movie movies[100]; /*max 100 movies in the array*/

int countElement ;

  

infile = fopen("movies.csv", "r");

  

  

if(!infile)

{

printf("Unable to open file ");

return 1;

}

countElement = read_file(infile, movies);

fclose(infile);

  

display(movies, countElement);

  

printf(" Done. ");

return 0;

}

int read_file(FILE *infile, movie movies[])

{

char buffer[maxstrlength];

char *token;

char separatorElement[2] = ",";

int countElement = 0;

int i;

while(fgets(buffer, maxstrlength - 1, infile))

{

//remove the from the end

if ((strlen(buffer)>0) && (buffer[strlen (buffer) - 1] == ' '))

buffer[strlen (buffer) - 1] = '';

token = strtok(buffer, separatorElement);

strcpy(movies[countElement].name, token);//copy the token to movie name

  

//extract next token i.e. codingElement

token = strtok(NULL, separatorElement);

strcpy(movies[countElement].codingElement, token);

  

//extract next token i.e. movie length

token = strtok(NULL, separatorElement);

movies[countElement].mintuesElement = atoi (token);

  

//extract the 3 ratings

for(i = 0; i < 3; i++)

{

token = strtok(NULL, separatorElement);

movies[countElement].rating[i] = atoi (token);

}

  

countElement++;

  

}

  

return countElement;

  

}

void display(movie movies[], int countElement)

{

int i;

double avg;

printf(" %-40s %-15s %15s %10s %10s %10s %20s", "Movie Name", "Coding", "Length(min)","Rating 1",

"Rating 2","Rating 3", "Average Rating");

printf(" %-40s %-15s %15s %10s %10s %10s %20s", "==========", "======", "===========","========",

"========","========", "============== ");

for( i = 0; i < countElement; i++)

{

avg = (movies[i].rating[0] + movies[i].rating[1] + movies[i].rating[2] ) / 3.0;

printf(" %-40s %-15s %15d %10d %10d %10d %20.2f", movies[i].name , movies[i].codingElement, movies[i].mintuesElement,

movies[i].rating[0], movies[i].rating[1], movies[i].rating[2], avg);

}

}

input file movies.csv

movie1,G,120,5,5,6
movie2,PG,120,9,9,8
movie3,PG-13,120,7,9,6
movie4,R,120,8,9,8

output

Movie Name Coding Length(min) Rating 1 Rating 2 Rating 3 Average Rating
========== ====== =========== ======== ======== ======== ==============

movie1 G 120 5 5 6 5.33
movie2 PG 120 9 9 8 8.67
movie3 PG-13 120 7 9 6 7.33
movie4 R 120 8 9 8 8.33

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