Write a C code with command line arguments for an input file name and an output file name so that the program called

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reads the input file name that contains a matrix whose dimensions you do not now beforehand and whose data stored row wise in ascii format into a $1-$Dimensional dynamically allocated float array and then stores the matrix columns concatenated in float binary format into the file name given by the output$\_$file. Hint: First, invent a practical operation to determine the number of entries on each line of the input$\_$file and also the total number of lines it contains $($i$.$e$.$ the size of the matrix stored$)$ before allocating a dynamic array to read in the data. Test your code using matrix.asc posted on MOODLE and check if reading in the output$\_$file and printing the output matches the given input matrix.