Using C:

1.) Write a program called hw6.c that is just main.c with the skeleton we use on all of our projects. The following items will all be added to this program and called top to bottom from main/hw6.c. 2.) In main, create a function called excercise1 that takes no arguments and returns a Boolean "bool". You will need to #include in main to do so. This will prepare you to write function declarations and functions that take an array as an argument. a. Inside exercise10 I want you to declare a single dimensional FLA array of 10 integers. Initialize the array to all zeros Write a function called load_array1, which takes the entire FLA array (pp475) as an argument and returns a Boolean value. Function load_array will take the array and using a for loop will populate the elements with the counter squared. So for each iteration store the iterator by tself in the array position of the iteration. When the function is done, return a true' to the caller main or false if it fails. In main print an error message if its false nothing if its true. In main, call excercise10 which will then will call the load_array function, pass its array that you initialized to zeros. If load_array returns true, use another for loop in exercise:1 to print the array elements to screen and the return true to the caller (main.c aka hw6.c). 3.) In main, create a function called excercise2(0 that takes no arguments and returns a Boolean true on success