Write a C program that creates two threads and runs them simultaneously

Write a C program that creates two threads and runs them simultaneously. Yarns will run on a global array and perform a cumulative addition. The total will be kept on a global value. One of the threads must run in the sequence from beginning to end, and the other from end to beginning. Each thread will read a single value and add to the global sum. Since threads operate on a common variable, you need to edit the access rights to this value using a semaphore. Also, you should not forget to check if there are any elements to be read in the array. The size of the directory will be taken from the user. A random array of numbers (0-9) will be created according to the entered dimension value. The created sequence will be printed on the screen. You can examine the pthread_create and pthread_join commands in the pthread library for thread formation and usage. Sample input and program output should be as follows. Example Input: 10 Sample Output (Running sequence of threads can be different at each run): Random Sequence => 4 2 8 1 5 3 7 9 6 9 Thread1 read the value of 4 total = 4 Thread1 read the value of 2 total = 6 Thread2 read the value 9 total = 15 Thread1 read the value of 8 total = 23 Thread2 read the value of 6 total = 29 Thread2 read the value 9 total = 38 Thread2 read the value 7 total = 45 Thread1 read the value of 1 total = 46 Thread2 read the value of 3 total = 49 Thread2 read the value of 5 total = 54 Thread2 could not find the value to be read. Note: Write a C / C ++ program that does all these operations. To run your program (for C code): gcc StudentNumber.c --lpthread ./[login to view URL]