The goal of this assignment is to practise using structures.

This assignment is worth 2% of your semester grade. For this assignment, you'll create a scheduling program for yourself to keep track of everything you have to do before the end of the semester.

1. (4 points) Define a data structure called stuff to store the following fields of information:

course name:	20 characters
assignment title:	20 characters
assignment description:	100 characters
priority:	integer

2. (2 points) Declare an array called to_do containing a maximum of 25 instances of stuff. This array must be local to the main() function.

3. (4 points) Write a function that will ask the user to enter data for one instance of stuff and store the information entered by the user in an argument instance of stuff. The function header should look like this:
void enterStuff( stuff *stf );

4. (4 points) Write a function that will print all the instances of stuff in the to_do array. The function header should look like this:
void printStuff( stuff stf[],int size );

4. (4 points) Write a main program that lets the user enter up to 25 records in the to_do array, by calling the enterStuff() function. After each entry, the program should ask the user if s/he wants to enter more stuff. When the user is done entering stuff (or the maximum of 25 entries is reached), then the program should call printStuff() to print out the entire list in a neatly formatted way.

5. (2 points) Make sure you do the following:

• You must include a header comment at the beginning of your source code file. The header comment must include your name, the assignment number and the date.
• You must include meaningful comments at the beginning of each function, describing what it does, its arguments and how they are used.
• You must include comments after each closing curly bracket ("}") indicating which program block is being ended.
  For example:  } /* end of for loop */
• You should indent your program according to the conventions we have been using in class or those used in the book. This means, each program block is indented.
• You must name your file entirely in lower-case letters and you use the proper naming format: <yourusername>-ass9.c, for example: sklarel-ass9.c.

5. Submit the assignment in the usual way (i.e., follow the submission instructions from assignment #1). Also, please bring a hardcopy to class, and please staple loose sheets together!