Objective оf this Questiоn - tо test students on bаsic knowledge on Loops, аrrаy and Logic. UPLOAD A .c file for this! Create a script that will 1) prompt the user for a number "n", (In the Demo, I typed in 7.) 2) then, "n" numbers, (In the Demo, I typed in -5, -7, 3, -9, 12, 1, and 7.) 3) then, find the difference between the largest to the smallest among "n" numbers. Check this Demoshot for details. Criteria Excellent (40 points) Minor Error (30 points) Major Error (16 points) Showed Some Work (8 points) Nothing (0 points) Prompt for Input Correctly prompts the user for n numbers, handling input smoothly and efficiently. Prompts for n numbers but may not handle non-numeric input gracefully. Prompts for n but has significant issues, such as failing to read all numbers correctly. Makes an attempt to prompt for input but fails significantly, possibly reading fewer numbers than intended. Does not attempt to prompt the user for input. Find Largest and Smallest Numbers Accurately identifies both the largest and smallest numbers from the user's input. Identifies the largest and smallest numbers, with minor errors in logic or initial values. Has major flaws in logic, preventing correct identification of the largest or smallest numbers. Attempts to identify the largest and smallest numbers, but the approach is flawed or incomplete. Does not attempt to find the largest or smallest numbers. Calculate and Print Difference Correctly calculates the difference between the largest and smallest numbers and prints the result accurately. Calculates and prints the difference, but there may be minor errors in calculation or presentation. Attempts to calculate and print the difference, but major errors result in incorrect output. Attempts to calculate and print the difference, but the process is flawed or partially implemented. Does not attempt to calculate or print the difference between the largest and smallest numbers.
(b) (4 Pоints) Whаt аmоunt оf gаin or loss amortization, if any, will be included in pension expense in the following year (2024) under the corridor approach? If relevant, assume that the average service life of all covered employees is 12 years. If the amortization will decrease pension expense, include as a negative amount via parenthesis. If no gain or loss amortization will be included in pension expense in 2024, write “0” – DO NOT leave blank.