Tasks Activity yahtzee. c 1. Copy C source code file yahtzee2.c as yahtzee3.c Define global constants or macros for the following a. CATEGORIES, value of 13 b. DICE, value of 5 c. ONE, value of 1 d. TWO, value of 2 e. THREE, value of 3 f. FOUR, value of 4 g. FIVE, value of 5 h. SIX, value of 6 i. THREEKIND, value of 7 j. FOURKIND, value of 8 k. FULLHOUSE, value of 9 l. SMSTRAIGHT, value of 10 m. LGSTRAIGHT, value of 11 n. YAHTZEE, value of 12 o. CHANCE, value of 13 p. TURNS, value of 13 2. Write the function declaration or prototype for function initializeDice (hint: it is the same function signature of the function with a semi-colon at the end) 3. Write the function declaration or prototype for function playGame 4. Write the function declaration or prototype for function displayDice 5. Write the function declaration or prototype for function resetKeep 6. Write the function declaration or prototype for function rollDice

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