In C please, thanks!!

2. This problem relies on the following struct definition: typedef struct Employee char *first; // Employee's first name. char *last; // Employee's last name. int ID; // Employee ID. } Employee; Consider the following function, which takes three arrays - each of length n-containing the first names, last names, and ID numbers of n employees for some company. The function dynamically allocates an array of n Employee structs, copies the information from the array arguments into the corresponding array of structs, and returns the dynamically allocated array Employee makeArray(char **firstNames, char **lastNames, int *IDs, int n) int i; Employee *array = for (i = 0; i<>