Create a program that reads in creature data in CSV format and allows the user to search by type. The Creature data should be stored in your program using a linked list. When searching by type, your program should group all creatures of that type together in a separate linked list. The order does not matter. After grouping, the program should traverse through the linked list recursively, printing the name and stats of each creature. It should print the result as seen in the example run. Data Format typedef struct { int hp; int ac; int speed; char *name; char *type; } Creature; Other Requirements
The CSV file must be input as a command line argument when running the program.
Nodes must be allocated for each creature read in the CSV file. Allocated memory must be freed before the program terminates.
Any function declarations, struct declarations, and library includes should be in a corresponding header file.

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