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int main(void) { int NUM_CHARACTERS = 26; // Maximum number of letters int MAX_SYNONYMS = 10; // Maximum number of synonyms per starting letter int MAX_WORD_SIZE = 30; // Maximum length of the input word int n; char* synonyms[NUM_CHARACTERS][MAX_SYNONYMS]; // Declare 2D array of string pointers for all synonyms // Initialize the first column of the 2D array for (n = 0; n

return 0; }

9.9LAB: Thesaurus Given a set of text files containing synonyms for different words, complete the main program to output the synonyms for a specific word. Each text file contains synonyms for the word specified in the file's name, and the synonyms within the file are grouped according to the synonyms' first letters, separated by an 'k'. The program reads a word and a letter from the user and opens the text file associated with the input word. The program then stores the contents of the text file into a two-dimensional array of char* predefined in the program. Finally the program searches the array and outputs all the synonyms that begin with the input letter, one synonym per line, or a message if no synonyms that begin with the input letter are found. Hints: Use the malloc0 function to allocate memory for each of the synonyms stored in the array. A string always ends with a null character ("10 ). Use ASCIl values to map the row index of the array to the first letter of a word when storing the synonyms into the array. Ex: Index 0 to an ' a ', index 25 to a ' z '. Assume all letters are in lowercase. Ex: If the input of the program is