Problem $10$Using C programming language Write a function called missing. Ask the user for a series of integers from $1$ to N$.$ Send that array to missing and have it return the list of what numbers are missing. For example, if they enter $13710,$ then you would call missing on that list which returns the list of missing numbers and then you can let them know by printing out the list that they are missing $245689.$ Test it out on this and show it works.Note that when sending an array as a parameter its also ok to send its size as a second parameter so c does not get confused not knowing how big it is$,$ for example, visual studio might complain if you dont send the size.Another example: if N was four and I entered $1468$ as the four inputs, the program would respond that the missing numbers are $2357$Another example if N was t$2$ and I entered $510$ the program would output the missing numbers are $6789$Problem $11$Create an array of $10$ integers and pre$-$populate it with $10$ numbers. Then write a function called printit which will loop through the array and print the values out. Call the function to show it works. Now write another function called finditem and pass it the array and a number to find, call the function which should return a boolean if it's found or not. Test it out on the number $50.$ If the number fifty is in your array it should print True otherwise false.Problem $12$Learn how to convert from decimal to binary. Do three examples by hand of the conversion. Now, write a program to convert decimal to binary and test it on the problems you solved by hand to make sure your answers are correct. Regardless of the programming language the code to convert digital to binary is only a few lines long and you can find examples of it online very easily that you can lift. You dont need to worry about negative numbers. Show your three handwritten solutions as well as the source code and output of your program proving it gets the same answers as you did by hand.