Using files, input and output and command line arguments in C Write a C program that takes two file names as command line arguments. The main function must first check to see that the correct number of arguments was passed. If the number of arguments is wrong, the program should print an error message and terminate. If the right number of arguments is passed, the main function must call another function to do the following:
Assume that the first file is the output file. The second file is a list of strings that possibly start with a sequence of decimal digits, such as 274Rogers3. For each string, the function should convert the decimal digits to type int and write the string to the output file, beginning with the first non-converted character. After all lines of the input file have been processed, the sum of the converted integers should be added as the last line of the output file.
If the input file consisted of:
35Foster001
1256Smith
274Rogers3
The output file would be:
Foster001
Smith
Rogers3
1565