1. Write a C program that requests the name of any cartoon character from the user, then does the following with that name (use printf for each):
a. Displays it enclosed in double quotes.
b. Displays it in a field 24 characters wide, with the whole field in quotes and name at the right end of the field.
2. Write a C program that requests from the user the number of miles traveled and the number of gallons of gasoline consumed. It should then calculate and display miles-per-gallon, showing one place to the right of the decimal.
3. Write a C program that converts a time in minutes to a time in hours and minutes. Use #define or const to create a symbolic constant for 60. Use a while loop to let the user repeatedly enter values until a time <= 0 is entered. COMMENT your code. Follow structured programming principles. Make sure your code is professional in appearance. Test your code thoroughly and submit output using the value 312 minutes.
4. Write a program that requests a type double value from the user then displays the value to the 4th power. To do this, your program must PASS the value to a function called pow4 (you must write this function). Your pow4 function will then compute the passed value to the 4th power and display the answer. COMMENT your code. Follow structured programming principles. Make sure your code is professional in appearance. Test your code thoroughly and submit output using the input value 6.
