To create a C program for managing hotel room occupancy using a two$-$dimensional array, follow these steps: $1.$ Declare and initialize the two$-$dimensional array: $-$ Declare an array named "hotel" with $3$ rows and $5$ columns. $-$ Implement the $`$initHotel$`$ function to assign $0$ to each element of the array. $2.$ Create a menu function: $-$ Implement a function called $`$menu$`$ that displays the available choices $($add occupant, remove occupant, display occupancy, quit$).-$ Collect the user's choice and return it as an integer. $3.$ Process the user's choice: $-$ Implement the $`$processChoice$`$ function that takes the user's choice and the hotel array as parameters. $-$ Use a switch statement to execute different actions based on the user's choice: $-$ If the choice is $1,$ call the $`$addOccupant$`$ function and pass the hotel array as a parameter. $-$ If the choice is $2,$ call the $`$removeOccupant$`$ function and pass the hotel array as a parameter. $-$ If the choice is $3,$ call the $`$displayHotelSetup$`$ function and pass the hotel array as a parameter. $-$ For any other choice, display an invalid choice message. $4.$ Implement the $`$addOccupant$`$ function: $-$ Prompt the user for a floor number between $0$ and $2.-$ If the number is out of bounds, display an appropriate message. $-$ Otherwise, prompt the user for a room number between $0$ and $4.-$ If the number is out of bounds, display an appropriate message. $-$ If the room is already occupied, display a message indicating that. $-$ Otherwise, ask the user for the number of occupants. $-$ If the number is less than or equal to $0$ or bigger than $5,$ display an invalid number of occupants message. $-$ Assign the number of occupants to the corresponding element in the hotel array. $5.$ Implement the $`$removeOccupant$`$ function: $-$ Prompt the user for a floor number between $0$ and $2.-$ If the number is out of bounds, display an appropriate message. $-$ Otherwise, prompt the user for a room number between $0$ and $4.-$ If the number is out of bounds, display an appropriate message. $-$ Set the corresponding element in the hotel array to $0$ to indicate that the room is now unoccupied. $6.$ Implement the $`$displayHotelSetup$`$ function: $-$ Display the contents of the hotel array in the desired format. $-$ Use nested loops to iterate through the array, starting with the highest floor and going down to the ground floor. $-$ Within each floor, display the rooms from left to right.