* 43% 12:01 AM eecs.wsu.edu .ill Verizon Lab 4: Wonderful World of "if" Statements in C Assigned: Week of February 5, 2018 Due: At the end of the lab session I. Learner Objectives: At the conclusion of this programming assignment, participants should be able to: Compose decision statements (if conditional statements) Create and utilize compound conditions Before starting this programming assignment, participants should be able to: Open and close files Read, write to, and update files Manpulate file handles Apply standard library functions: fopen , fclose , fscanf (0, and fprintf Implement and apply predicate functions Discover and distinguish between characters and how they are represented Handle the 3 file format/organization including: 1 header file, and 2 source files Distinguish between formal parameters and actual arguments Apply appropriate actual arguments to function calls as test inputs Ill. Overview & Requirements: This lab, along with your TA, will help you navigate through applying selection statements in C. Once again we will take a modular approach to designing solutions to the problems below As part of the lab you will need to decide which C selection structure is best suited for a particular problem. You will use if statements. Labs are held in a "closed" environment such that you may ask your TA questions. Please use your TAs knowledge to your advantage. You are required to move at the pace set forth by your TA. Please help other students in need when you are finished with a task. You may work in pairs if you wish. However, I encourage you to compose your own solution to each problem. Have a great time! Labs are a vital part to your education in Cpts 121 so work diligently. Tasks: Work in your teams! 1. Write a Calorie Calculator program to determine what a person's caloric intake should be for a 24 hour span. The program must make a decision about caloric intake, to maintain current body weight, based on gender, age, weight, and height, and activity level. Before you implement any code, you must draw a flowchart on the whiteboard Below is the start of flowchart that will help you with this program