Use C++ to read data from a text file and create an array of numbers. Use the C++ 'fstream' library functions to open, read and close a text file. You can use the C++ 'iomanip' library to format your output and manage whitespace on your input. • Graduate students must create and write the data to a new text file. 2 Your assignment is to create a program that does the following: a. You will need to create a new file (you can do this in the file system – make it plain text) and call it mydata.txt. b. Put a column of numbers in the text file to read later. Pay attention to type – make them all have decimal points. In repl.it, use the numbers in my file. c. Based on the examples in the slides (L3) and the textbook, write a C++ program, include 'iostream' and 'fstream'. You might need 'iomanip'. d. Your program should read the numbers from the file into an array and print the array to the console in reverse order using a for loop. e. Graduate Students must also print the output to a new text file called output.txt. f. Follow Professional Standards: For details on how programming style, see the Programming Style Guide. Put your name in your program block comment at the top. Use logical variable names and function names – do not make me guess. Indent properly. Greet the user with the name of the program, and your name. Indicate that the program ended normally by saying Bye or thanking the user for using your program. Do not forget the block comments for each function. Use in-line comments as required. g. Optional Challenge for undergrads (required for Graduate Students): i. Print the output to a new text file called output.txt for an extra point.

FileAttributes.c 1.      Create a new C source code file named FileAttributes.c preprocessor 2.      Include the following C libraries a.       stdio.h b.      stdlib.h c.       time.h d.      string.h e.       dirent.h f.        sys/stat.h 3.      Function prototype for function printAttributes() main() 4.      Write the main function to do the following a.       Return type int b.      Empty parameter list c.       Declare a variable of data type struct stat to store the attribute structure (i.e. statBuff) d.      Declare a variable of data type int to store an error code (i.e. err) e.       Declare a variable of data type struct dirent as a pointer (i.e. de) f.        Declare a variable of data type DIR as a pointer set equal to function call opendir() passing explicit text “.” as an argument to indicate the current directory (i.e. dr) g.      If the DIR variable is equal to NULL do the following                                                   i.      Output to the…

All I need is the main.cpp file Programming Specifications: Task:  Two files have been provided (wordcounter.h and wordcount.cpp).  You must open a text file, read in each word until end of file, add each word to the WordCount library and print the report. Your program must request a filename of a text file that contains words to count. You must check to see if it is a valid file and issue an error message if not and request a new file name until a valid one is entered. You must have at least one function that either passes in a parameter and at least one function that returns a value. You can have a single routine that does both. You must declare the class object properly, use AddWord() to add the word to the catalog and use PrintSummary() to produce the output. Design Considerations: The file will contain only words (no punctuation or special characters) less than or equal to 13 letters.  There will be no limit to the number of words. You must open the file and read each…

how to output the contents of a file to the screen? also how to count the following items using c++ code