C programming

Second: Bit Count functions (35 points) In this part, you have to determine the parity of a number and the number of 1-bit pairs present in the number. Parity refers to whether a number contains an even or odd number of 1-bits. 1-bit pairs are defined by two adjacent 1's without overlap with other pairs For example: Number Binary sequence Parity Number of pairs 15 367 Odd Even Odd 101101111 3 Input format This program takes a single number as an argument from the command line. This number should be considered as an unsigned short Output format Your program should print either "Even-Parity" if the input has an even number of 1 bits and "Odd-Parity" otherwise, followed by a tab. Your program should then print the number of 1-bit pairs present in the number followed by a new line character Example Execution $./second 12 Even-Parity 1 $ ./second 31 Odd-Parity 2