Please use C programming.

The producer/consumer problem is a classic problem in synchronization, create a program that does the following.

- Create a global array buffer of length 5, this is shared by producer and consumers and initialized to zero.

- Prompts the user for ten numbers (store in an array use #define NUMBERS 10 for the size)

- Creates two threads, one a producer, the other a consumer

- The producer thread calls the function producer which takes the array of numbers from the users as an argument and does the following:

- Loops until all ten items have been added to the buffer, each time with a random delay before proceeding

- Using semaphores gets access to the critical section (buffer)

- For each number added to buffer prints Produced , to indicate the number that has been added to the buffer

- If the buffer is full, it waits until a number has been consumed, so that another number can be added to the buffer

- The consumer thread calls the function consumer and does the following:

- Loops until ten items have been consumed from the buffer, each time with a random delay before proceeding

- Using semaphores gets access to the critical section (buffer)

- For each number consumed from the buffer, sets the buffer at that index to 0, indicating that the value has been consumed.

- For each number consumed, also prints Consumed , to indicate the number that has been consumed from the buffer

- If the buffer is empty, it waits until a number has been added, so that another number can be consumed from the buffer

- The program waits for both threads to finish using join(), and then prints the contents of buffer, the contents of buffer should be all zeros.