Write C functions to convert a 2s complement binary number to decimal and vice versa using function calls similar to below:

Here's what will be in convert.h header file // Takes an array of bits and the length of the bits to return the corresponding /I decimal equivalent. int convert_2s_complement to_decimal(char , int); I/ Takes a decimal and a character array with the length Il specified to return the bit pattern. You must pass enough II length to null terminate the string void convert decimal_to_2s_complement(int, charl, int length) char data[51 1', '0', '1', '0', '0"7; printf("decimal value of 10100 is %d ", convert-2s complement-to-decimal(data, 5)); char data1 [3] = {'0','1', '1'); printf("decimal value of 011 is %din", convert-2s complement-to decimal(data 1, 3); char data2[6]1','1', '0','1', 'l', 'l): printf"decimal value of 110111 is %din", convert 2s complement to decimal(data2. 6): II 8 bits with a null terminating character at the end char data319]: convert decimal to 2s complement(6, data3, 9) printf("6 in 2's complement is %s ", data3); convert decimal to 2s complement(-6, data3, 9) printf("-6 in 2's complement is %s ", data3); convert decimal to 2scomplement(-12, data3, 9): printf("-12 in 2's complement is %sn', data3); decimal value of 10100 is -12 decimal value of 011 is 3 decimal value of 110111 is -9 6 in 2's complement is 00000110 -12 in 2's complement is 11110100