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- C-PROGRAMMING in Linux, create a program that creates an array of doubles as entered on the command line. Inside the program, use the function atof to convert input words to doubles before storing them in the array (For example: the user inputted "123.0" "456.0" on the command line, and the program should return 123. 0 456.0). The program should use argc and argv[] in the parameters of main().

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- The program must use a separate function for getting double floating-point values from the command line and storing them into an array.

* Declare the array in the source file containing the main function of the program, with a constant size.

* The function must take at least four parameters:

1. The number of integers passed to the program based on argc parameter passed to the main function.

2. The argv values passed to the main function

3. The array where you want the data to be stored

4. The size of the array (so the function knows when it must stop to avoid running off the end of the array).