$(5)$

Write a C program prog$5.$ c that accepts a single command line argument, which is the name of a file to be

processed. Your program should then:

Ensure that a single command line argument has been provided and exit with a descriptive error message

if the command line argument is omitted.

Open the file using fopen $().$ Exit with a descriptive error message if the file can't be opened.

Determine the exact size of the file in bytes.

Using malloc $(),$ dynamically allocate space for a C string that is long enough to hold the entire contents

of the file.

Issue a single fread $()$ that reads the entire contents of the file into the string.

Close the file using fclose $().$

Null terminate the string.

Tokenize the string, using the C standard library function strtok $(),$ with whitespace $($spaces$,$ tabs$,$

newlines$)$ and commas as delimiters.

Output each token, one per line.

Free the storage associated with the string.

Use the following command under Linux to compile your program:

$gcc $-$Wall $-$o prog$5$ prog$5.$c

You should receive no warnings!

Could you please show the code