Write a C program to remove an empty directory In this program it is required toread the name of the empty directory and Then need to remove the given empty directory using the system() function.

Develop a C++ program that reads an unsigned number in some base and outputs theequivalent value in a target base. The input file providing these values will be organized toallow for comment lines and blank lines along with data lines. Use only a single source file so Ican more easily script the downloading and compiling of your submissions.Your program must require a single command line argument, the name of an input file. Thisinput file will consist of any number of lines, each falling into one of three varieties:1. Comment - These lines always start with an at-symbol ('@') and should be completelyignored.2. Blank line - Used to visually organize the input file and should be completely ignored.3. Data line - These are the ones your program will process and are described below.Data lines will all have exactly 3 items separated by a single space character and end with anewline:1. an input base (2 through 36) identified in decimal. Digits representing coefficientsbetween 10 and 35 will…

C++ program Given a set of values in a file called numbers.in, write code to find the smallest number from the list of numbers in that file and output the result to an output file called smallest.out. Choose a valid sentinel value

Project 8 Specifications Using OOP, write a C++ program that will read in a file of names and a file of birth years.  The file of names is called Names.txt and the file of birth years is called BirthYear.txt.  Both input files should be located in the current directory of your program. The list of names in the Names.txt file corresponds to the list of birth years in the BirthYears.txt file. This means:The first name in the names.txt file corresponds to the first birth year in the birthyear.txt file. The second name in the names.txt file corresponds to the second birth year in the birthyear.txt file...and so on.Read in and store the names into an array of 30.  Next read in and store the birth years into another array of 30 integers.Sort the arrays using the selection sort or the bubblesort code found in your textbook.  List the roster of names in ascending alphabetical order displaying their birth years beside their names.Next, prompt the user to enter a birth year.  Validate this…