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//To be coded in C language// Creates a Event struct given the hour, minute, and second, and event id// param hour: int representing the hour 0-23// param min: int representing the minute 0-59// param sec: int representing the second 0-59// param event_id: int representing the event id >= 0// return: a Event struct with event id and its time // TODO: complete the function struct Event create_new_event(int hour, int min, int sec, int event_id) { return {}; } // Gets the event id from a Event struct// param e: struct representing a event // return: an int representing the id of event e// TODO: complete the functionint get_event_id(struct Event e) { return -1;} // Gets the time from a Event struct// param e: struct representing a event// return: a Time struct representing the time of event e// TODO: complete the functionstruct Time get_event_time(struct Event e) { return {}; } // Creates a Time struct representing the time difference between two events of today // param e1: Event struct representing the first event// param e2: Event struct representing the second event// return: Time struct representing time between e1 and e2// TODO: complete the function struct Time elapsed_time(struct Event e1, struct Event e2) { return {};}

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