- Imagine A File Named Part1 Q14 C Contains This C Code Amongst Other Code 1 Include Stdio H 2 3 Struct Driver 4 C 1 (51.89 KiB) Viewed 42 times
Imagine a file named part1_q14.c contains this C Code (amongst other code): 1 #include <stdio.h> 2 3 struct driver { 4 char code [3]; 5 double points; 6 struct driver *followed_by; 7 }; 8 9 // Inserts a node at the head of the list, and returns the new head. 10 struct driver *insert_head (struct driver *standings, char code [3], double points); 11 12 int main(void) { 13 struct driver *standings = NULL; 14 15 16 standings = insert_head (standings, "NOR", 160.0); standings = insert_head(standings, "SAI", 164.5); standings = insert_head(standings, "PER", 190.0); standings = insert_head (standings, "BOT", 226.0); standings = insert_head(standings, "HAM", 387.5); standings = insert_head(standings, "VER", 395.5); 17 18 19 20 21 struct driver *current = standings; 22 23 while (current->followed by != NULL) { 24 if (current->points - current->followed_by->points < 10) { printf("%s is less than 10 points behind %s.\n", [SECRET]); 25 26 } 27 current current->followed_by; 28 } 29 30 return NULL; 31 } part1 q14.c is compiled with dcc on a CSE machine like this: st 01 =
This code sets up and prints out the leaderboard for a driving competition. Your job is to replace [SECRET] with code that will print out a list of drivers who are within 10 points of each other. For the given input values, you should print: HAM is less than 10 points behind VER. NOR is less than 10 points behind SAI. For instance, if you think the line of code should read current != NULL, your answer would be current != NULL.