Suppose we define a WaitlistEntry as follows: typedef struct{
int iPriority; /* Priority of the student to be enrolled */
int iStudentID; /* ID of the student */
}
WaitlistEntry;

Below are different implements of a function to create a WaitlistEntry from given iPriority and iStudentID data. Some of these implementations are flawed. Identify them and describe what is wrong with them briefly:

WaitlistEntry createWL( int iPriority, int iStudentlD )
WaitlistEntry w,
w. iPriority iPriority;
w. iStudentlD iStudentlD;
return w;

a. correct
b. incorrect, leaks memory
c. incorrect, syntax error
d. incorrect, data will be overwritten by next function call

You have syntax errors, but I don't know if it happened when you posted this question, nevertheless

Explanation:

Correct code:

WaitlistEntry createWL( int iPriority, int iStudentID ) { // Opening Brace

WaitlistEntry w; // Should be ; not ,

w.iPriority = iPriority;   // Assign Missing

w.iStudentID = iStudentID; // Assign Missing

return w;

} // Closing Brace

// Also note: iStudentID this actually has an 'l' which is LD. Not ID, this is why I assume these errors happened when posting the question.

answer is:

a). backstage view

explanation:

backstage view is the area where files and data about them is managed— creating, saving, printing, sending to others, inspecting for hidden metadata or personal information, and setting options. so in this way we can add many things to our document swiftly.

i hope you get the idea.