I need to write a program that creates a text file containing the printed ASCII values of the data from a binary file.
Then, take in an input file name as the first (and only) argument on the command line using argc and argv in main().This file must be opened as a binary file.If the filename is not found on the command line, display an error message and quit the program.
For each character, print (to the output file) the numeric ASCII representation of the character using fprintf().The output file must be called store.txt and must be stored in the current directory. It is a text file.
The numeric value must be printed as an integer, three characters in size, zero-padded (use fprintf() width formatting codes for this). Put one space between each three-character integer.
Every 10 input characters, print a '\n' in the output file. Also put a '\n' at the end of the file.