Write a C program that declares a two-dimensional array of integers and a double pointer to integers. The program should prompt the user to enter the number of rows and columns for the array and dynamically allocate memory for it dynamically. After allocating memory, the program should prompt the user to enter the elements of the array. The program should then define a function called process that takes a double pointer to integers and a function pointer to an integer function as arguments. The process function should apply the integer function to each element of the two-dimensional array and store the result in the corresponding element of a new two-dimensional array. The integer function should take an integer argument and return the square of the integer. After processing the array, the program should print the original array and the processed array. Finally free the allocated 2d array. Here's an example of the expected output: Enter the number of rows: 3 Enter the number of columns: 3 Enter the elements of the array: 123 456 789 Original Array: 123 456 789 Processed Array: 149 162536 496481