C programming; Apartment Rent Project

The Mission: Romano University is planning a new apartment complex. The university figures that, during the first year, its income will be $450 per month from each studio apartment, $550 per month from each one-bedroom apartment, and $700 per month from each two-bedroom apartment. Each studio apartment will be 200 square feet in size; each one-bedroom apartment will be 300 square feet in size; and each two-bedroom will be 450 square feet in size. The building cost is $75 per square foot. Write a C program that lets the user enter the number of each type of apartment and then calculates the total size of the building needed to house the apartments, the total building cost, and the expected income for the first year. Determine whether there is a profit the first year. Display the results and make the output as attractive as possible. Give the user the option of having there report saved to a file called “./[login to view URL]”. The following is a sample report when the user entered 10 for studios, 14 for one bedrooms, and 20 for two bedrooms: Romano University Romano University Apartment Costing Apartment Costing -- ----- -- ----- Enter number of studios 10 Enter number of studios 25 Enter number of one bedrooms 14 Enter number of one bedrooms 10 Enter number of two bedrooms 20 Enter number of two bedrooms 10 Total square footage = 15200 Total square footage = 12500 Total cost = $1140000.00 Total cost = $937500.00 Total income = $ 314400.00 Total income = $285000.00 Profit = $ 825600.00 Profit = $ 652500.00 PLEASE NOTE!!! 1.) ALL DECIMALS LINE UP!!! 2.) THERE ARE TO BE NO GLOBAL VARIABLES. 3.) DISPLAY NOTHING EXTRA OTHER THAN WHAT IS ABOVE Requirements for flowchart: 1. the MAIN() function on the first page 2. as much pseudocode/code as possible 3. be nice and neat 4. use the CORRECT/PROPER symbols for each process a. can combine into one symbol if all are the same 5. Must be computer drawn THESE REQUIREMENTS ARE RIGID. Points for deduction: • 75 pts No Flowchart • 25 pts Calculations not correct • 40 pts Program did not run correctly • 20 pts Decimals did not line up • 10 pts No $ • 20 pts global variables • 10 pts spacing/layout of code • 10 pts Meaningless variable names • 35 pts No report file support • 30 pts Report file not written correctly • 5 pts No user choice to write report file • 20 pts No/limited use of functions Submit using submit cs104_romano project Submit 1) project.c 2) [login to view URL] output file a. sample from one of your test runs 3) flowchart document a. use filezilla, or similar SFTP client to transfer your document to [login to view URL]