Interact with a 2D array Utilize smart pointers to directly manipulate memory

Sudoku continues to be one of the most popular puzzles. Its simple design and challenging logic has made it a hit amongst those that are not quite as good at memorizing words and definitions. The compact design of the puzzle also makes it easy to validate a correct solution. Your task is to create a program to validate a correct Sudoku solution. Details: Sudoku puzzles are created in a 9x9 grid. Each row must contain each number 1-9. Each column must contain each number 1-9. Each row and column is divided in thirds to create 9 3x3 grids. o Each 3x3 grid must contain each number 1-9. If any of the above contain a duplicate number, the solution is invalid. Each puzzle may contain numbers and blank spaces o A blank space will be displayed as a space character The puzzles may not be solved o If the puzzle has spaces, the puzzle is not solved o Determine if the numbers given are part of a possible solution All array manipulation must be done using pointers. (-10 points) All pointer movement must be done using pointer arithmetic (-10 points) Any arrays used must be created dynamically. o Dynamic 2D arrays can be created with double pointers or created as a long single dimension array Comment your code generously. Refer to the grading rubric for more details. Use as few variables as possible. Dont waste memory holding a calculation just so you can print it out one time. User Interface: There will be no user interface for this program. All I/O will be file based. Input: All input will be in a file named puzzles.txt The file may contain multiple puzzles Each puzzle will be numbered The puzzles will be formatted as follows: o Puzzle number on a line by itself integer value o Sudoku puzzle 9 lines of numbers and spaces ? A space is not a delimiter A space just means there is no value in that block of the puzzle ? All numbers will be single digits (1-9) o Newline There may or may not be a newline after the last puzzle in the file Output: All output will be written to a file named solutions.txt. Create a table with three columns o Puzzle number o Valid/invalid/solved o Reason puzzle is invalid (if applicable) ? Example: column 2 has two 5s ? Example: Upper middle grid has two 7s A puzzle is solved if it is valid and there are no spaces in the puzzle Each puzzle validation will be listed on a separate line