Project One (1): Image2 Imagguil@compute-/private/courses/es2211/W21/assignments/asn3/p.fimagguilecompute projijs ./projiEnter values for Layers, Rows, Columns (elements in each row): 234Original MatrixLayer 1(1) 7172574849(2 ) 99layers57( 3 ) 1258571823promptLayer 2(1) se( 2) 30(3) 94778312999042848096rownumberEnter values for Layers, Rows, Columns (elements in each row): e e eFINISHED(Imagguilecompute projijs(Imagguilecompute projijsCode for generating random integers:int x, m = 100;time_t t;srand ( (unsigned) time (st));x = (rand () % m) +1;where:time_t is defined in the C library of time.hm is range. In this case 100 signifies the range of 0 to 99, so we add I to the result.(note: m will vary in the second project to match to the matrix size.) Change to your Assignment directory.Create a new subdirectory called asn3 (all in lowercase) and change to that new directory.Create a new subdirectory called projl (all in lowercase) and change to that new directory.Create a program that:1) prompts the user for three values. (You do not have to check for valid input type.)The values are:(1) - the number of layers in the matrix(2) - the number of rows in each layer(3") - the number of items (places) in cach rowThe loop terminates when the user enters a zero as one or more of the inputs. (ie. 203).2) initializes the matrix (three dimensional array):create a function called InitMatrix() and place it in a file labeled InitMatrix.cusing the code below for a random number generatorfill the three dimensional array with random integers between I and 100 inclusive.3) prints out the matrix (three dimensional array)create a function called PrintMatrix() and place it in a file labeled PrintMatrix.elabel the Layer Numberlabel the Row Number4) once the user elects to end the program., print out FINISHED.5) create two (2) header files.one file labeled headers.h with the following contents:ifndet HEADERS_HINCLUDEDFdefine HEADERS_INCLUDEDFinclude include cstdlib.hinclude ctime.hFinclude "definitions.h"tendif // HEADERS HLINCLUDEDthe other file is labeled definitions.h with the following contents:Fifndef DEFINITIONS R_INCLUDEDEdefine DEFINITIONS H_INCLUDEDvoid Initarray your parameter list here ):void printMatrixfyour parameter list here ):tendit // DEFINITIONS_INCLUDEDNote: All of your.c files will have the single include ONLY.include "headers.h"

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Project One (1): Image2 Imagguil@compute-/private/courses/es2211/W21/assignments/asn3/p.fimagguilecompute projijs ./projiEnter values for Layers, Rows, Columns (elements in each row): 234Original MatrixLayer 1(1) 7172574849(2 ) 99layers57( 3 ) 1258571823promptLayer 2(1) se( 2) 30(3) 94778312999042848096rownumberEnter values for Layers, Rows, Columns (elements in each row): e e eFINISHED(Imagguilecompute projijs(Imagguilecompute projijsCode for generating random integers:int x, m = 100;time_t t;srand ( (unsigned) time (st));x = (rand () % m) +1;where:time_t is defined in the C library of time.hm is range. In this case 100 signifies the range of 0 to 99, so we add I to the result.(note: m will vary in the second project to match to the matrix size.) Change to your Assignment directory.Create a new subdirectory called asn3 (all in lowercase) and change to that new directory.Create a new subdirectory called projl (all in lowercase) and change to that new directory.Create a program that:1) prompts the user for three values. (You do not have to check for valid input type.)The values are:(1) - the number of layers in the matrix(2) - the number of rows in each layer(3&#34;) - the number of items (places) in cach rowThe loop terminates when the user enters a zero as one or more of the inputs. (ie. 203).2) initializes the matrix (three dimensional array):create a function called InitMatrix() and place it in a file labeled InitMatrix.cusing the code below for a random number generatorfill the three dimensional array with random integers between I and 100 inclusive.3) prints out the matrix (three dimensional array)create a function called PrintMatrix() and place it in a file labeled PrintMatrix.elabel the Layer Numberlabel the Row Number4) once the user elects to end the program., print out FINISHED.5) create two (2) header files.one file labeled headers.h with the following contents:ifndet HEADERS_HINCLUDEDFdefine HEADERS_INCLUDEDFinclude include cstdlib.h>include ctime.h>Finclude &#34;definitions.h&#34;tendif // HEADERS HLINCLUDEDthe other file is labeled definitions.h with the following contents:Fifndef DEFINITIONS R_INCLUDEDEdefine DEFINITIONS H_INCLUDEDvoid Initarray your parameter list here ):void printMatrixfyour parameter list here ):tendit // DEFINITIONS_INCLUDEDNote: All of your.c files will have the single include ONLY.include &#34;headers.h&#34;

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First, two static variables are defined which will help us to pass the 2D matrix to…

al Matrix ayer 1 71 72 99 49 57 48 23 layers 57 18 58 57 12 pro ayer 2 50 77 90 30 66 42 83 12