Print Matrix Trying to have a 2D array parameter in a function in C isn't as simple as in Java. Like with single dimensional arrays, it's common to actually make the parameter a pointer to a pointer type rather than an actual array type. Create a function to print a 2D array of characters. Write a program that asks the user for a height and width and dynamically allocates a 2D array of those dimensions. Fill the array with dots and then randomly put asterisks in some elements. For the number of asterisks, it should be 10% of the width times the height cast to an int (for example, 10 * 10 * 0.1 = 10). Then, use the print function on the array. Here's the function header to get you started: void print_matrix(char ** matrix, int height, int width)

sample run

Enter Height: 10

Enter Width: 10

Asterisk Count: 10

array (0x7f939d600000):

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