1. In the main() function of lab7.c declare and define a 7 element array of string pointers (char *) called names. Initialize/Add each of the following 7 strings to the array of names. Note that two of the strings are empty and have a length of zero.

2. Write a for-loop to display all the strings in names. Include the empty strings that do not contain a name. The print line for each array element must include the following information.

Subscript value

Array row element memory address in hexadecimal

Address of the row element string in hexadecimal

Length of the name string in bytes

The name string characters Use this format template:

names [0] element addr 28FF18 string addr 40A064 contents 5 bytes Chris

names [1] element addr 28FF1C string addr 40A06A contents 4 bytes Lois

names [2] element addr 28FF20 string addr 40A06F contents 3 bytes Meg

names [3] element addr 28FF24 string addr 40A073 contents 0 bytes

names [4] element addr 28FF28 string addr 40A073 contents 0 bytes

names [5] element addr 28FF2C string addr 40A074 contents 5 bytes Peter

names [6] element addr 28FF30 string addr 40A07A contents 6 bytes Stewie

Once this loop is correct, add the following function prototype to your program, implement the prototyped function with parameter names, and move the for-loop to this function. You will have to call this function to print your array.

prt_names_array(char**, int); /* prototype */

prt_names_array(names, SIZE); /* function call */

3. Add "Brian" so that it is the 4th name in the array. Now add "Meg" to the third position in the array (there will be two identical strings "Meg" in the array).

4. Call your print function to display all the strings in names.

Chris

Lois

Meg

Meg

Brian

Peter

Stewie

5. Write a for-loop to remove "Meg" and display the revised array of names.

6. In the comments text box in the Blackboard assignment link answer the following question: were both instances of "Meg" removed from the list? If so why or if not why. This may require thought and reflection.