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The following record structure describes a movie file: the title of the film, the director's style, and the budget Assume that the file's primary key is the title of the film. The field type describes the genre of the film, such as drama, science fiction, horror, crime thriller, comedy, etc. Enter a sample set of records into the movie file of your choosing.i) Create a primary ISAM file organisation system based on indexes.ii) Put in place supplementary indexes for the director, type, and cost of production.iii) How may Programming Assignment 3's secondary index-based file organisation be utilised to respond to a question like "Which directors have overseen comedies or dramas that have incurred the highest production costs?

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