File Handling open a file check if a file opened close a file read from a file with fscanf$()$ write to a file with fprintf$()$ The File Handling Benchmark will be like the $2$D Array Benchmark in that you will be given a code template and asked to pick the correct lines of code from a list of correct and incorrect code lines. Here's is a sample program for your reference. So of the code lines are actual code and others are comments stating what the code should be$.$ This should not be memorized $($hence the reason for part of the actual code being comments instead$)-$ this should be understood so that you can choose the correct lines of code from the quiz and put them into the correct order. int main$($void$)\backslash$& char infilename $[20]=\{\}$ char outfilename $[20]=\{\}$; FILE IFH$=$NULI; FILE OFH $=$ NULI ; $//$ Prompt for and store an input file name $($infilename$)//$ Use fopen$()$ to open the input file with rt and store returned file handle in IFH $//$ if the file did not open $-$ the file handle is NULI $\backslash \{$ printf$("$Input file did not open...exiting"$)$; exit $(0)$; $\backslash \}//$ Use fscanf$()$ to read a filename from the first line in the file and use fscanf$()$ again to read $//$ multiple values from the second line of the file $//$ close the input file $//$ Use fopen$()$ to open the output file with wt $($output file name was read from the first line $//$ of the input file $($outfilename$)$ and store returned file handle in OFH $//$ if the file did not open $-$ the file handle is NULL $\backslash \{$ printf$("$Output file did not open...exiting"$)$; exit $(0)$; $1//$ Use fprintf$()$ to write to the file $-$ manipulate the values read from the input file and write $//$ the result to the output file $//$ Close the output file return $0$ ; $\backslash \}$