This is what I currently have ( void "generateStory" cannot be touch )

void generateStory(char ** noun, char ** verb, char ** adjective, char ** preposition, char ** article, int nounsize, int verbsize, int adjsize, int prepositionsize, int articlesize, FILE *fptr); //write story to txt file

char ** noun;
char ** verb;
char ** adjective;
char ** preposition;
char ** article;
int nounsize;
int verbsize;
int adjsize;
int prepositionsize;
int articlesize;
FILE *fptr;
Transcribed Image Text:6. An int called nounsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of nouns. 7. An int called verbsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of verbs. 8. An int called adjsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of adjectives. 9. An int called prepositionsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of prepositions. 10. An int called articlesize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of articles. 11. A file pointer that contains the location of the text file from being read. The file should be open in the main function. The function will create between 100-500 (both inclusive) sentences (use the generateSentence) to generate a random story (it won't even make sense) that will be stored in a text file. You will notice three story text files created that will store each story. Check out the examples posted in Webcourses. Based on the seed being utilized, those are the stories generated. One important aspect to consider for this function are memory leaks. Make sure there are no leaks!
Transcribed Image Text:void generatestory (char ** noun, char ** verb, char ** adjective, char ** preposition, char ** article, int nounsize, int verbsize, int adjsize, int prepositionsize, int articlesize, FILE *fptr); The generateStory function will create a random story by putting a bunch sentences together and storing it in a text file. The functions takes 11 arguments: 1. A double pointer of type char called noun. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words (strings) from the respective category noun. A double pointer of type char called verb. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words (strings) from the respective category verb. A double pointer of type char called adjective. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words (strings) from the respective category adjective. 4. A double pointer of type char called preposition. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words (strings) from the respective category preposition. 5. A double pointer of type char called article. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words (strings) from the respective category article. 2. 3.

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This is what I currently have ( void &#34;generateStory&#34; cannot be touch ) void generateStory(char ** noun, char ** verb, char ** adjective, char ** preposition, char ** article, int nounsize, int verbsize, int adjsize, int prepositionsize, int articlesize, FILE *fptr); //write story to txt file    char ** noun;    char ** verb;    char ** adjective;    char ** preposition;    char ** article;    int nounsize;    int verbsize;    int adjsize;    int prepositionsize;    int articlesize;    FILE *fptr; 6. An int called nounsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount ofstrings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of nouns.7. An int called verbsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount ofstrings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of verbs.8. An int called adjsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amount ofstrings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of adjectives.9. An int called prepositionsize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of theamount of strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of prepositions.10. An int called articlesize. This variable holds an integer that keeps track of the amountof strings currently stored in the 2D dynamic array of articles.11. A file pointer that contains the location of the text file from being read. The file should beopen in the main function.The function will create between 100-500 (both inclusive) sentences (use the generateSentence) togenerate a random story (it won't even make sense) that will be stored in a text file. You will notice threestory text files created that will store each story. Check out the examples posted in Webcourses. Based onthe seed being utilized, those are the stories generated. One important aspect to consider for this functionare memory leaks. Make sure there are no leaks! void generatestory (char ** noun, char ** verb, char ** adjective, char **preposition, char ** article, int nounsize, int verbsize, int adjsize, intprepositionsize, int articlesize, FILE *fptr);The generateStory function will create a random story by putting a bunch sentences together andstoring it in a text file. The functions takes 11 arguments:1. A double pointer of type char called noun. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words(strings) from the respective category noun.A double pointer of type char called verb. This is a 2D dynamic array that contains words(strings) from the respective category verb.A double pointer of type char called adjective. This is a 2D dynamic array that containswords (strings) from the respective category adjective.4. A double pointer of type char called preposition. This is a 2D dynamic array thatcontains words (strings) from the respective category preposition.5. A double pointer of type char called article. This is a 2D dynamic array that containswords (strings) from the respective category article.2.3.

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