1. Define a type that specifies the record structure necessary to store personal details including First Name, nickname, Surname, Phone Number, Email Address, Street Address necessary to identify and contact a friend.
   
   
2. Using your definition from part 1, define an array of these records (up to 100 of them, say) and then write routines (procedures or functions) that:

• allow the user to input details about a friend
• allow the user to edit details of a friend
• prompt for and accept a surname, output all firstname, surname combinations with phone numbers that have that surname
• allow the user to search by nickname and output on the screen all details of that friend
• EXTRA for experts: Produce a sorted list of friends nicknames with their phone numbers.

3. During the Database languages section of the course, you used the music database. Each album was uniquely identified by a serial number, had an album name, was released by an artist, through a company, on a date, on a particular media. Additionally, each album had, say, 10 songs. Propose a record structure suitable for the efficient storage of a record's details - ensure each record is a complete record, if that makes sense.
   
   
4. EXTRA for EXPERTS: Using a simple CRT app, an array of screen locations (x, y, and character), make a 'bouncing ball' application where a shape of ascii chars appears to bounce over the screen. COntinually re-drawing this array will give the appearance of animation if you move the 'ball' characters around. You do not need to do a full screen, 20x20 will be fine to prove the concept.

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