please follow the screenshot as a reference which is posted. can you make it so it reads from the kongcrew.txt file instead of typing out the info?can you also make where it lists all of the specifications with the information below like the bolded text in the picture? example belowName Sit Walk Swing ....... and so on with the info below (make one print out before adding the second ss and after so it shows the updated info of how many bananas the monkeys have before and after)instructions in the picture, KongCrew.txt file with the info below.Donkey Kong Y Y Y N 3 3 1981 DonkeyCranky Kong Y Y N Y 1 0 1985 DonkeyDixie Kong Y Y N Y 2 2 2001 DixieKiddy Kong Y N Y N 1 1 2003 DixieWrinkly Kong N N Y Y 1 2 1985 DonkeyTiny Kong N N Y Y 2 1 2001 DixieDiddy Kong Y Y Y N 3 2 1985 DonkeyUncle Kong Y N Y N 1 2 1990 DonkeyChunky Kong N Y Y Y 2 5 2007 Dixie This is a part of OOP class work, which we have been doing in class. Here are more characteristicsof a monkey that Britannica says.Most species are arboreal, using all four limbs to leap from tree to tree. They cansit upright and stand erect. Most species run along branches rather than swingingarm over arm like the apes. Monkeys are highly social omnivores, organized inclans as large as several hundred individuals headed by an old male.The underlines are at least behavior (member functions) that you are asked to add to your OOPprogram such as Leap(string, string), Sit (), Walk (), Swing ().... Here are some descriptions ofa monkey that applies in your program. A part of KongCrew.txt is shown in the following.Jump Banana03NameSitDonkey Kong YChunky Kong NWalkYSwingYOLeapNY21Year Family1981 DonkeyN YCreate subdirectory WK13;Create DK-OOP.cppYou need to use an array of objects in this program.Develop the program that can answer the following questions related to Donkey Kong.Each answer can be a separate function;o2007 DixieDevelop a constructor that makes Donkey family leap from "Papaya tree" to"Banana tree" but Dixie family from "Coconut tree" to "Rubber tree"Develop a destructor that delete all the Kongs..o Find and list the Donkey family members who cannot leap; take a snap shot:snap1.jpg:o Update the Banana field of all the KongCrew such Banana += Jump * 5.List the KongCrew who has more than 15 bananas; take a snap shot:snap2.jpg.Find and list the ones who introduced before 2000; take a snap shot: snap3.jpg.

Start Open the "kongcrew.txt" file for input. Create an empty vector of Kong structs called "Kongs".…

please follow the screenshot as a reference which is posted. can you make it so it reads from the kongcrew.txt file instead of typing out the info? can you also make where it lists all of the specifications with the information below like the bolded text in the picture? example below Name Sit Walk Swing ....... and so on with the info below (make one print out before adding the second ss and after so it shows the updated info of how many bananas the monkeys have before and after) instructions in the picture, KongCrew.txt file with the info below. Donkey Kong Y Y Y N 3 3 1981 Donkey Cranky Kong Y Y N Y 1 0 1985 Donkey Dixie Kong Y Y N Y 2 2 2001 Dixie Kiddy Kong Y N Y N 1 1 2003 Dixie Wrinkly Kong N N Y Y 1 2 1985 Donkey Tiny Kong N N Y Y 2 1 2001 Dixie Diddy Kong Y Y Y N 3 2 1985 Donkey Uncle Kong Y N Y N 1 2 1990 Donkey Chunky Kong N Y Y Y 2 5 2007 Dixie

please follow the screenshot as a reference which is posted. can you make it so it reads from the kongcrew.txt file instead of typing out the info? can you also make where it lists all of the specifications with the information below like the bolded text in the picture? example below Name Sit Walk Swing ....... and so on with the info below (make one print out before adding the second ss and after so it shows the updated info of how many bananas the monkeys have before and after) instructions in the picture, KongCrew.txt file with the info below. Donkey Kong Y Y Y N 3 3 1981 Donkey Cranky Kong Y Y N Y 1 0 1985 Donkey Dixie Kong Y Y N Y 2 2 2001 Dixie Kiddy Kong Y N Y N 1 1 2003 Dixie Wrinkly Kong N N Y Y 1 2 1985 Donkey Tiny Kong N N Y Y 2 1 2001 Dixie Diddy Kong Y Y Y N 3 2 1985 Donkey Uncle Kong Y N Y N 1 2 1990 Donkey Chunky Kong N Y Y Y 2 5 2007 Dixie

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Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

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