A C function:

(a) Receives two arguments: A pointer to the first element of an ASCII character string buffer in memory A 32-bit unsigned integer to be converted to a decimal number (b) Converts a 32-bit integer into an ASCII string as follows: As each decimal digit is isolated, store that digit in an alt_u8 variable, such that the digit occupies the least significant nibble of the whole byte. Convert that decimal digit into its ASCII character, suitable for printing on the screen. Store that digit in the correct entry in the buffer whose pointer was passed in the arguments. Null-terminate the character string in the buffer. Pad out all unused characters in the string with the blank "space" character (ASCII value Ox20). (a) Receives two arguments: A pointer to the first element of an ASCII character string buffer in memory A 32-bit unsigned integer to be converted to a decimal number (b) Converts a 32-bit integer into an ASCII string as follows: As each decimal digit is isolated, store that digit in an alt_u8 variable, such that the digit occupies the least significant nibble of the whole byte. Convert that decimal digit into its ASCII character, suitable for printing on the screen. Store that digit in the correct entry in the buffer whose pointer was passed in the arguments. Null-terminate the character string in the buffer. Pad out all unused characters in the string with the blank "space" character (ASCII value Ox20)