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Student Data Management System in C

Problem Description:

Design and implement a "Student Data Management System" in C to perform the following tasks:

1. Add a new student with their ID, name, grades for 5 subjects, and initialize their attendance

record.

2. Mark attendance for a student by specifying a day (1-32). Attendance is stored as a bitwise

integer.

3. Display all student records, including:

- Student ID and Name

- Grades for each subject and their average grade

- Performance category based on their average grade

- Attendance in binary format (32-bit representation).

4. Exit the program and ensure all dynamically allocated memory is freed.

Requirements:

1. Use the following C concepts:

- Structs to store student data.

- Enums for categorizing student performance as EXCELLENT, GOOD, AVERAGE, or POOR.

- Bitwise operators for attendance management.

- Dynamic memory allocation for student names.

2. Implement a menu-driven approach to allow users to interact with the system.

Performance Classification Criteria:

- EXCELLENT: Average grade >= 90

- GOOD: Average grade >= 75 and < 90

- AVERAGE: Average grade >= 50 and < 75


- POOR: Average grade < 50

Sample Input and Output:

1. Add Student

Input:

Enter Student ID: 101

Enter Student Name: John Doe

Enter Grades (5 subjects): 85 90 78 88 92

Output:

Student added successfully!

2. Mark Attendance

Input:

Enter Student ID: 101

Enter day to mark attendance (1-32): 5

Output:

Attendance marked for day 5.

3. Display Records

Output:

--- Student Records ---

Student ID: 101

Name: John Doe

Grades: 85 90 78 88 92

Average: 86.60

Category: GOOD

Attendance (Binary): 00000000000000000000000000010000


Note: The binary format of attendance will show '1' for days attended and '0' otherwise.

Constraints:

1. Assume a maximum of 32 days of attendance (bitwise integer).

2. The number of students is dynamic and managed with dynamic memory allocation.

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