Write a C program to do the following: 1. Requests the user’s first name and then last name. a. Use printf() to prompt for a name and then use scanf() to read the name. 2. Print out their first name and last name on 1 line with 1 space between the first name and last name. On the next line, print out the number of letters in each name with the number of characters being right justified with the name as shown below: Since this program needs to work with any of our students names and not just your name, I suggest you use strlen() to determine the length of the name strings and then use a %*d or %*u specifier in your output statement 3. Define a type float variable and a type double variable and set both of them equal to 1.0/3.0. Print out a line displaying the float value three times using 4, 12 and 16 digits to the right of the decimal place. Then print out a similar line using the double value instead of the float value.

Write a C program to do the following: 1. Requests the user’s first name and then last name. a. Use printf() to prompt for a name and then use scanf() to read the name. 2. Print out their first name and last name on 1 line with 1 space between the first name and last name. On the next line, print out the number of letters in each name with the number of characters being right justified with the name as shown below: Since this program needs to work with any of our students names and not just your name, I suggest you use strlen() to determine the length of the name strings and then use a %d or %u specifier in your output statement 3. Define a type float variable and a type double variable and set both of them equal to 1.0/3.0. Print out a line displaying the float value three times using 4, 12 and 16 digits to the right of the decimal place. Then print out a similar line using the double value instead of the float value.

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