PRG155 FINAL LAB ASSIGNMENT Marks: 10 Due: Week 9, lab class Design and write a C language program that can be used as a unit converter application. Your unit converter should contain at least four...

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PRG155 FINAL LAB ASSIGNMENT Marks: 10 Due: Week 9, lab class Design and write a C language program that can be used as a unit converter application. Your unit converter should contain at least four unit categories of your choice, for example: length, mass, temperature, and time. The program should display the main menu that contains unit categories that are available, and the user will be prompted to select a unit category first. After the unit category has been selected the program should then display another menu (i.e., a submenu) that contains at least three units or more for the chosen unit category. For example, if the time unit category is selected, the units shown in its submenu could be: hour, minute, and second. The user will be prompted next to enter a value (i.e., a floating point number) to be converted, as well as to select the two units from the submenu. The first unit is the unit to be converted, while the second unit is the unit to which the first unit will be converted. After these two units are selected, the program will compute and display the result of the unit conversion. The program will then prompt the user to return to the main menu and repeat the same process, or terminate the program. It is required to use the following C language constructs: · User-Defined Functions · Loops · Decisions . Code that will prevent "garbage input" from the user It is also required to create the Program documentation that should contain the following: · Signed Academic Honesty Statement that is attached to this project. · User manual that explains to the user how to use your program. · Samples of the program output (e.g., screen captures), which includes the data that you used to test your program. Hand in the following a source code file and a file that contains the program documentation on the BlackBoard into the Assignment folder of your lecture section. Please note that the project is due at the beginning of the Week 14 lab class. Under no circumstances will an extension be granted for this project.