Create the foundational Contact structure for the phonebook. The structure must contain an integer id, a character array name of size 50, and a character array phone of size 15. Create a basic main function that prints the project initialization message. This structure and initialization code remain part of the program for every later task.
No input is required.
Print exactly: Contact Book Ready.
The Contact structure must contain id as int, name as char[50], and phone as char[15].
Contact Book Ready.
The Contact structure defines the permanent data model used by every later module of the Contact Book. The initialization message establishes a stable program entry point that will remain present throughout the project.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
// Write your code here
int main() {
// Write your code here
return 0;
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