Print out the contents of the array to the screen

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Write a program in C

Make an array of structure instances, where each instance has two members:

1) a string with a name; and

2) an integer value between 0 and 100.

Then print out the contents of the array/structures to the screen. The array should be populated before prinintg by random id numbers but names should be randomly picked from a predefined list of names, for example char* names[]={"Pat","Jack","Juan"};.

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