CS 50 Assignment 6 Due Date: 26 April, 2018, 9:00 PM. Assignment Rules: 1. If you are looking at this assignment on ANY device other than a computer, please immediately close this document. Go to a computer and print a copy The visibility of whole document is NOT guaranteed unless it is printed from a computer. You are fully responsible for any loss to you, if procedure given is not followed. 2. If your submission is so late that Canvas does not accept it, then it is TOO LATE for a credit. In that case please DO NOT Email me your program for any credit. If you want feedback on your late work, then that can only be done during office hours. No feedbacks on late assignments are done through emails. 3. Program submitted with Compile errors will automatically get zero. Please do not submit programs with compile errors. They are not feedback worthy. On the other hand your compile errors can be fixed in may be no more than 1 minute, if you show me your program during office hours. 4. Your assignment must pass ALL tests given in the test run portion of this document. You will lose 10 points for each failing test. Four-failed test erases the whole credit for the assignment. There will be points taken off for other bugs (for example bad output formatting). But most key bugs will be removed if the program passes test runs. Statement of Work You have been shown in the class the procedure and algorithm to convert a hexadecimal number to a decimal number using a Carray. You were also introduced to binary and octal numbers in the lecture. The source code of hexadecimal to decimal numbers done in the class is given later in the appendix of this document. You must already have downloaded it from Canvas file section. In this work you will write a menu driven C program that uses arrays and does conversions from Octal to decimal numbers and binary to decimal numbers. Appendix two gives an introduction to non-decimal number systems. You can read it to know key details of non-decimal number systems. Table below gives values of numbers up to 15, as reflected in various numbering systems. program converting