C++ Program  This assignment consists of 2 parts. 1. Append Process: Create a Linked List that will store integers. Using the provided getData() method (See below),  append 20 numbers to the Linked List. After loaded, display the data. Start with the Head of the list. Prompt for user to proceed. 2. Insert Process: Delete the contents of the Linked List in part 1. Using the provided getData() method, insert 20 numbers into the list and place them in the list in numerical order (1..X). Do not allow duplicates to be in the list. Hint: Do not allow a duplicate to count as a member of the 20. After loaded, display the data per line in order, starting with the Head of the list. Display the content with a leading increasing number 1- 20. i.e. 11 13 14 20 The result should be a naturally sorted. Do not use the STL list container for this exercise. Use the features described in section  - Linked List Operations.  Using a Class to manage the linked list as shown in section is required.   // Requires #include int getData() {     return (rand() % 100); } Deliverable is a working CPP program (including header file) and pseudo-code for task 2b

   C++ Program 

This assignment consists of 2 parts.

1. Append Process:

1. Create a Linked List that will store integers.
2. Using the provided getData() method (See below),  append 20 numbers to the Linked List.
3. After loaded, display the data. Start with the Head of the list.
4. Prompt for user to proceed.

2. Insert Process:

1. Delete the contents of the Linked List in part 1.
2. Using the provided getData() method, insert 20 numbers into the list and place them in the list in numerical order (1..X). Do not allow duplicates to be in the list. Hint: Do not allow a duplicate to count as a member of the 20.
3. After loaded, display the data per line in order, starting with the Head of the list.
   1. Display the content with a leading increasing number 1- 20. i.e.
      
      1. 11
      2. 13
      3. 14
      4. 20
   2. The result should be a naturally sorted.

Do not use the STL list container for this exercise. Use the features described in section  - Linked List Operations.  Using a Class to manage the linked list as shown in section is required.

// Requires #include <iostream>
int getData() {
    return (rand() % 100);
}

Deliverable is a working CPP program (including header file) and pseudo-code for task 2b.