The Arduino board will be connected to the seven segment display using the circuit shown in Figure-1. Following are the specifications for the lab: The program must prompt the user to enter two numbers, then wait for input. Once input is received the program must read in two characters (numbers) from the serial monitor (in one input buffer). Echo (print) the two values back to the serial monitor. The data for the LEDs must be stored in a 1-dimensional 10-element array of unsigned integers (or char types), with each array element corresponding to one digit. The "on" or "off" information for the LEDs will be stored in the bits of each integer. On the seven segment display, the first digit entered should be displayed for 1 second, then the second digit for 1 second, and then the display should turn off and wait for new input. The program must use a loop to set the output values for the LEDs. In the loop, you must use bitwise operators to extract the correct '1' or '0' values for each LED from the array integer