formal language theory and computer programming, string concatenation is the operation of joining character strings end-to-end. For example, the concatenation of "hello" and " world" is "hello world". Write a function in C language. The function name is conscat_strings that takes a char** as a parameter and return a char* Then in the main function we call the conscat_strings function. Assume the maximum input char number is 100, you do not have to calcualte the number of total chars For example, if I compile the file whcih name is homework1.c by using the gcc on the terminal, I just type gcc homework1.c -o homework.out in mac or gcc homework1.c -o homework.exe in windows. Then I am trying to call the outpout, if I only type ./homework1.out, It should give a hint such as please input at least 3 arguments (inlcude ./homework1.out or ./homework1.exe). if I only type ./homework1.out hello It should give a hint such as please input at least 3 arguments (inlcude ./homework1.out or ./homework1.exe). if I type ./homwork.out hello welcome to CSC332, the result should be hello+welcome+to+CSC332 Only accpet stdio and stdlib in this homework

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formal language theory and computer programming, string concatenation is the operation of joining character strings end-to-end.

For example, the concatenation of "hello" and " world" is "hello world".

Write a function in C language.

The function name is conscat_strings that takes a char** as a parameter and return a char*

Then in the main function we call the conscat_strings function.

Assume the maximum input char number is 100, you do not have to calcualte the number of total chars

For example, if I compile the file whcih name is homework1.c by using the gcc on the terminal, I just type gcc homework1.c -o homework.out in mac or gcc homework1.c -o homework.exe in windows.

Then I am trying to call the outpout,

if I only type ./homework1.out, It should give a hint such as please input at least 3 arguments (inlcude ./homework1.out or ./homework1.exe).

if I only type ./homework1.out hello It should give a hint such as please input at least 3 arguments (inlcude ./homework1.out or ./homework1.exe).

if I type ./homwork.out hello welcome to CSC332, the result should be hello+welcome+to+CSC332

Only accpet stdio and stdlib in this homework