Write the function in C

int scoreHole$($Player strokes$)$;

Use the strokes string to record information for the specified player on the specified hole. The hole

will be an integer between $1$ and $18.$ The strokes string is described above, indicating the location of

the ball after each stroke. A new copy of the stroke string must be dynamically allocated $($using

malloc$)$ and a pointer to the string must be stored in the player's strokes array. The player's

strokeScore and parScore arrays must also be updated according to this information. Return the

player's parScore.

You may assume that score information will be entered only once for each hole. You may also

assume that score information will be entered sequentially for a given player $($hole $1,$ then hole $2,$

etc.$).$ The sequence is not important for this function, but it could matter on some of the functions

below.