C Programming Text Based Game Assignment

Part 1: SPECIFICATIONS Write a program which will act as an overworld for CodeQuest! It will track the number of days remaining (before the destruction of the world) and the player's HP. This program will require the following 3 functions: void rest_at_inn(float* days_remaining, int* hp_remaining, int max): This function takes three arguments a float address (days remaining), an int address (HP remaining), and an int (max HP). This function refills the player's HP to its maximum value and decreases the number of days remaining by one. Print a message indicating what has been done (check output below). void train(float* days_remaining, int* hp_remaining, int* experience): This function takes three arguments a float address (days remaining), an int address (HP remaining), and, an int address (Player Experience). This function increases the player's experience by 10 but reduces HP by 2 and reduces the number of days remaining by 0.5. This function prints a message indicating what has been done (check output below). void battle_demon_lord(int* current_hp): This function takes one arguments an int address (current HP). This function simply outputs "He's too strong!" and sets the player’s current HP to zero. This function will be more correctly filled in later in the semester, it will act as the final battle in the game. Once the above three functions are implemented, write a program that displays the player’s stats and days remaining followed by a menu to the user and prompts them for input. This program will track the number of days remaining (float, initialize to 8), the player's current HP (int, initialize to 10), the player's maximum HP (int, initialize to 10), and the player's experience (int, initialize to 0). The menu will allow the user to select either "1 - Rest at Inn", "2 - Train", "3 -Fight the Demon Lord", "4 - Quit Game". Based on the user's input, call the associated function passing in the required arguments. This program should not exit until either 4 is selected, or if days or the user's HP is less than or equal to zero. If either are zero or below output "game over" before shutting down. The output of a typical run-through of your program should look like this (user’s input highlighted in green). This does not cover all possibilities, ensure you're program follows all paths correctly: Days remaining: 8.0 HP: 10 EXP: 0 1 - Rest at Inn 2 - Train 3 - Fight the Demon Lord 4 - Quit Game Select: 2 You did some training! Days remaining: 7.5 HP: 8 EXP: 10 1 - Rest at Inn 2 - Train 3 - Fight the Demon Lord 4 - Quit Game Select: 2 You did some training! Days remaining: 7.0 HP: 6 EXP: 20 1 - Rest at Inn 2 - Train 3 - Fight the Demon Lord 4 - Quit Game Select: 1 You rested up at the inn Days remaining: 6.0 HP: 10 EXP: 20 1 - Rest at Inn 2 - Train 3 - Fight the Demon Lord 4 - Quit Game Select: 3 He's too strong! Game Over! Be sure to test the quit condition and the day limit condition to ensure they work as well. If your program's output exactly matches the output shown above, given the provided inputs, and meets the day and quit conditions then your lab is complete and ready to be submitted (read below). More in document.