The scores for each competitor in an archery competition are recorded. The one-dimensional (1D) array CompetitorName[] is used to store the names of the competitors. The maximum number of competitors is 30. There are 10 rounds in the competition with a maximum score of 30 per round. The two-dimensional (2D) array CompetitorScore[] stores the score in each of the 10 rounds for each competitor. The first index of the array CompetitorScore[] is the same as the index of the competitor in CompetitorName[] After the 10 rounds have been completed, the highest score and the lowest score for each competitor are discarded. The overall score for each competitor is the total of the remaining 8 scores (after discarding the highest and lowest scores) . A competitor with an overall score of 210 or more moves onto the next competition. A competitor with an overall score between 180 and 209 inclusive becomes a reserve competitor. A competitor with an overall score below 180 does not qualify. Write a program that meets the following requirements: - inputs the total score (out of 30) for each competitor in each round - validates each input is between 0 and 30 inclusive - calculates the overall score for each competitor discarding the highest and lowest scores - outputs the name of each competitor and if they move onto the next competition, are a reserve or do not qualify - calculates and outputs the number of competitors who: - have qualified for the next competition ○ are reserve competitors ○ do not qualify. You must use pseudocode or program code and add comments to explain how your code works. You do not need to declare any arrays or variables; assume that this has already been done. All inputs and outputs must contain suitable messages.

2025 - O/N - 0478/21 | Q11

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