Using C programming

A sparse matrix is a two-dimensional array in which a large number of the elements are zero. A concise text file representation of a sparse matrix needs to store only the array dimensions on the first line and the number of nonzero elements on the second. Each of the remaining lines should contain three numbersrow subscript, column subscript, and value of one nonzero entry. Write a program that converts a text file containing a traditional matrix representation to a text file containing a compressed sparse matrix. The program should open the file containing the traditional representation (a line with dimensions followed by matrix contents a row at a time), call a function scan_matrix to input the matrix, open the output file, and call a function write_sparse to store the compressed representation. Write a second program that reverses the processdoing input of a sparse matrix file and creating a file containing the traditional representation. For the second program, write functions scan_sparse and write_matrix.

(Note: the matrix txt file to be referenced has about 2500 elements, roughly split evenly between 1 and 0)