Write a program that creates a dynamic 2D array of structs to store and print the multiplication and division tables for values between 1 and a number n specified by the user. Specifically, follow these steps to create the program:

1. Create a new file in your repository directory named muldiv.cpp. This is the file in which you will write your program. 2. Set your program up to read the number n as a command line argument. For example, if the user runs your program like this, you will have n5: ./muldiv 5 Make sure to check whether the user inputs a valid integer value, and exit the program with an error if they do not. The function atoi O will be helpful for this step, e.g.: n-atoi (argv[1]) 3. Write a struct like this one to store a single entry in both the multiplication table and the division table: struct muldiv_entry f int mul; float div; 4. Write a program that uses n and your struct to generate and then print the multiplication and division tables for all values between 1 and n, inclusive. For example, if the user runs your program as follows, then it should print the multiplication and division tables like below