Define a struct that includes the word (as a char *) and the count of how many times in appears in the file.

For this assignment, you will be counting the number of occurrences of each word in a text file. To do this, there are a few steps: 1) Define a struct that includes the word (as a char *) and the count of how many times in appears in the file. 2) Define a function called findWord that will find the word in an array of this struct. The findWord function should accept an array of structs, a count of entries in the array so far and the word itself and will return a pointer to the entry in the array or NULL if the word has not been seen yet. 3) Define a function called addWord that will add a word to the array of structs. It should take the array, the count of distinct words found thus far, the total size of the array and the word. Like findWord, it should return a pointer to the entry for the word that has been added (or NULL if there is no room left in the array). It should set the count for the word to 0. It must also allocate memory for the word using malloc (use strlen + 1, not sizeof to compute the number of bytes needed) and copy the word into that memory and make the entry point to that memory. 4) Define a function dumpWords that will dump the words and the number of occurrences of them in the order added. This function should take the array and the count as its parameters and return nothing. 5) Write main to open the file given on the command line, read the words one at a time (like in the week 13 lab) and count these words using the functions in parts 2) and 3). When the file is finished being read, call dumpWords to list the word frequencies. If you run your program against gettysburg.txt from the lab, the beginning of your output should look like: Four 1 score 1 and 6 seven 1 years 1 ago 1 our 2 fathers 1 brought 1 forth 1 on 2 this 3