// Practice working with structs // Practice applying sorting algorithms #include #include #define NUM_CITIES 10 typedef struct { string city; int temp; } avg_temp; avg_temp temps[NUM_CITIES]; void sort_cities(void); int main(void) { temps[0].city = "Austin"; temps[0].temp = 97; temps[1].city = "Boston"; temps[1].temp = 82; temps[2].city = "Chicago"; temps[2].temp = 85; temps[3].city = "Denver"; temps[3].temp = 90; temps[4].city = "Las Vegas"; temps[4].temp = 105; temps[5].city = "Los Angeles"; temps[5].temp = 82; temps[6].city = "Miami"; temps[6].temp = 97; temps[7].city = "New York"; temps[7].temp = 85; temps[8].city = "Phoenix"; temps[8].temp = 107; temps[9].city = "San Francisco"; temps[9].temp = 66; sort_cities(); printf("\nAverage July Temperatures by City\n\n"); for (int i = 0; i < NUM_CITIES; i++) { printf("%s: %i\n", temps[i].city, temps[i].temp); } } // TODO: Sort cities by temperature in descending order void sort_cities(void) { // Add your code here }