In some cases, instead of declaring multiple instances of a structure with separate names that requires multiple declarations, we prefer to declare them as an array. This is analogous to declaring an array of a standard data-type like an array of integers of size 5 instead of declaring 5 separate integer variables. In this program, you will use an array of structures. Define a structure called Student that has the following members: A character array of size 50 to store the name of the student 2 An array of integers of size 5 to save 5 test scores obtained by the student A double to store the average across the five test scores In your main function: Declare a structure array for 10 students. Prompt the user for the number of students and acquire the values for the name and test scores. Compute the average of the test scores and update the average for each Student. In a separate loop, display the name and average test score for each student using a suitable prompt.

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#include iostream using namespace std struct Student /Declare members here d: int main //Declare student array for 10 students here int number; cout>number; for (int i-0;i