Hi everyone. I have a C program (see code below) which I need to urgrade, but I'm new to C programming and after hour of trying to do this I finally gave up and decided to ask some one for HELP. Here is what I need to do: a. Extract the temps for the City #1 and store in a one dimensional array, display the array. b. Sort the one dimensional array of City #1 temps using a selection sort and display the sorted array c. Extract the temps recorded from all Cities as 3rd entry and store in a one dimensional array, display the array d. Sort the one dimensional array of temps taken as 3rd entry using a bubble sort and display the sorted array Can anyone help me with this. Many Thanks. Andrew Here is the CODE: Code: #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define CITY 4 #define TEMPS 4 int temp[CITY][TEMPS]; void enter_temp(void); int get_temp(int num); void disp_temp(int g[][TEMPS]); void main() { char ch, str[80]; for( ; ; ) { do { printf("(E)nter TEMPs\n"); printf("(R)eport TEMPs\n"); printf("(Q)uit\n"); gets(str); ch = toupper(*str); } while(ch!='E' && ch!='R' && ch!='Q' && ch!='S'); switch(ch) { case 'E': enter_temp(); break; case 'R': disp_temp(temp); break; case 'Q': exit(0); } } } /* Enter the temps. */ void enter_temp(void) { int t, i; printf ("City #1 - Diblin, City #2 - Cork, \n"); printf ("City #3 - Galway, City #4 - Monaghan\n"); for(t=0; t<CITY; t++) { printf("City # %d:\n", t+1); for(i=0; i<TEMPS; ++i) temp[t][i] = get_temp(i); } } /* Read a TEMPs. */ int get_temp(int num) { char s[80]; printf ("TEMP #1 - 6am, TEMP #2 - 12pm, \n"); printf ("TEMP #3 - 6pm, TEMP#4 - 12am\n"); printf("Enter TEMP # %d:\n", num+1); gets(s); return(atoi(s)); } /* Display temps. */ void disp_temp(int g[][TEMPS]) { int t, i; for(t=0; t<CITY; ++t) { printf("City # %d:\n", t+1); for(i=0; i<TEMPS; ++i) printf("TEMP #%d is %d\n", i+1, g[t][i]); } }
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