/***************************************************************************** COSC1283/1284 Programming Techniques Assignment #1* Author: <insert name here>* Student Number: <insert student number here>* Yallara Username: <insert username here>* Start up code provided by Xiaodong Li - xiaodong@cs.rmit.edu.au* and by Geoff Warburton - geoffw@cs.rmit.edu.au****************************************************************************/#include "assign1.h"/* This source file contains important functions to be developed and * used by various menu options, as indicated. Note that every * function has as its first parameter the optionsStats array, which * will be appropriately updated for later reporting of menu option 6. * You may ignore this parameter and its relevance to each function * until you develop the sessionSummary() function. *//* Function calculateAge() calculates calculate the number of days * between two dates to allow the user to know how old they were at * a particular date. You will need to prompt the user for two dates * (strings) of 10 characters each in dd/mm/yyyy format. You will * need to output the number of days between these two dates. * This functoin will be used in menu option 1. */void calculateAge(int * optionStats, char * dateFrom, char * dateTo){ time_t dateTime1, dateTime2; struct tm date1,date2, *d1, *d2; char *pch; int dates1[3], dates2[3], i=0; optionStats++; printf("DOB entered is %s\nTest date enetered is %s\n\n",dateFrom,dateTo); pch = strtok (dateFrom,"/"); while (pch != NULL) { dates1[i] = atoi(pch); i++; pch = strtok (NULL, "/"); } date1.tm_mday = dates1[0]; date1.tm_mon = dates1[1]; date1.tm_year = dates1[2]; d1 = &date1; dateTime1 = mktime(d1); printf("DateTime1 %d\n",dateTime1); i=0; pch = strtok (dateTo,"/"); while (pch != NULL) { dates2[i] = atoi(pch); i++; pch = strtok (NULL, "/"); } date2.tm_mday = dates2[0]; date2.tm_mon = dates2[1]; date2.tm_year = dates2[2]; d2 = &date2;}/* Function insertAString() makes use of three parameters, str, substr, * and i. The parameters str and substr are char arrays. The parameter i * is an int. The function will insert the string substr into str * immediately after index i. Assume that str is large enough to hold * the added characters. This function will be used in menu option 2. */void insertAString(int * optionStats, char * str, char * substr, int i){}/* This function converts a Roman numeral into its decimal equivalent. * The function prompts the user for a Roman numeral, which is entered * as a character string. The function first converts the Roman numeral * to decimal and then prints the decimal numeral. The function halts * when the user enters a string that is not a valid Roman numeral. * This function will be used in menu option 3. */void convertRomanNumerals(int * optionStats, char * RomanNumeral){}/* Function magicSquare() should be able to generate not only a 3 x 3 * magic square, but also a 5 x 5 magic square. See detailed description * in the assignment specs. This function will be used in menu option 4. */void magicSquare(int * optionStats, int size){}/* Function pascalTriangle() creates 2-dimensional matrix representing * the Pascal triangle. In a Pascal triangle, each element is the sum of * the element directly above it and the element to the left of the element * directly above it (if any). Your function should be able to create the * triangle of any size (assuming that the maximal size is 10 for this option). * The completed triangle should be also displayed as in a center-aligned * format (see requirement#6 for an example). This function will be used in * menu option 5. */void pascalTriangle(int * optionStats, int size){}/* Function sessionSummary() reports some program usage information to the * user. This function will be used in menu option 6. */void sessionSummary(int * optionStats){}