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Cоding Prоblem: Emplоyee Records Processing How to stаrt: Mаke а C file in IDE of your choice named Exam3_{YourFirstName}{LastNameInitial}.c and save it in your PC. Write the code for the given problem statement, save the code and test it. How to submit: Once code is written, click 'Add a File' button and attach the C file to this question's response section Problem Statement: Click on employees.txt. This will open the content of text file. Copy the content and paste it in a text file. Name the file as employees.txt. Save this file in the same folder as your Exam3_{YourFirstName}{LastNameInitial}.c file. Each line in the file contains an employee’s ID, name, number of hours worked, and hourly rate in the format as shown below: EmployeeID Name HoursWorked HourlyRate Your program must define an appropriate structure to store this data, then open the text file and read all records sequentially. For each employee, compute the weekly salary using the formula salary = hours worked × hourly rate. Display the results in a neatly formatted table that includes the employee ID, name, hours worked, hourly rate, and calculated salary as shown in Expected Output. All numeric values must be printed with two decimal places, and the output should be aligned in clear columns for readability. Finally, display the total number of employee records processed. Your program should include proper error handling for file operations and contain meaningful comments for clarity. Grading Rubric: Criteria Description Points Structure Design Correct definition of a structured data type with appropriate fields and data types 3 File Handling Setup Correctly opens the input file and handles possible errors appropriately 3 Sequential Data Reading Accurately reads all records from the file in sequence until the end 4 Data Processing Logic Correct computation of required values for each record 2 Formatted Output Output is well-aligned in tabular format with headers. Used appropriate formatting techniques (columns, spacing, decimal precision) 4 Record Counting Correctly tracks and displays the total number of records processed 1 Resource Management Properly releases file resources after processing 1 File Naming & Comments Uses correct file name and includes meaningful comments to explain code 2 Total 20 Expected Output: Test Case 1: File is found, data read and output printed -----------------------------------------ID Name Hours Rate Salary-----------------------------------------101 Alice 40.00 15.50 620.00 102 Bob 38.00 18.00 684.00 103 Carol 45.00 20.00 900.00 104 David 30.00 12.50 375.00----------------------------------------- Total employees:4 Test Case 2: File is not found File could not be opened.