In C code, create a PERROR.c program - this program willinterpret each command-line argument and print out eachcorresponding error message such as perror.

For example, typing in "PERROR 2 27 5" on the command line willhave the same output as the below example.

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1. The Unix shell command perror translates numeric error codes into text messages. ie: perror 2 27 5 2: no such file or directory 27: File too large 5: Input/output error It's actually based on the C function strerror(errnum) Implement and test your own version of perror which interprets each command line argument in turns and prints out the corresponding error message. 1. The Unix shell command perror translates numeric error codes into text messages. ie: perror 2 27 5 2: no such file or directory 27: File too large 5: Input/output error It's actually based on the C function strerror(errnum) Implement and test your own version of perror which interprets each command line argument in turns and prints out the corresponding error message.