An array which can hold 32 entries is initialized with random 0's and 1's using the random number generator program provided on Blackboard. Assuming that the array now holds the binary equivalent of a decimal number in its entries with index 0 containing the Most Significant Bit (MSB) and index 31 containing the Least Significant bit (LSB), display the decimal that is being represented. Also display the array. You may use the math.h library file.

An array which can hold 32 entries is initialized with random 0's and 1's using the random number generator program provided on Blackboard. Assuming that the array now holds the binary equivalent of a decimal number in its entries with index 0 containing the Most Significant Bit (MSB) and index 31 containing the Least Significant bit (LSB), display the decimal that is being represented. Also display the array. You may use the math.h library file.

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