Write a C++ Program using classes, functions (recursive and otherwise), arrays and other C++ commands where a user enters the name of a file and the program calculates the amount of vowels (a eiou-lower case and A E,LO,U - UPPER CASE, separately!), the letters y, Y, ñ, N, and punctuation marks in the file. You can use the Loren Ipsum generator online for a test file: https:ll/es.lipsum.com/

For C++ I am kinda suck for this part and for pseudocode tooAssume that you have a file that contains the weekly average prices for a gallon of gas in the United States for the past 3 years.  The data is stored in the file as records.  Each record contains the average price of a gallon of gas on a specific date.  Each record contains the following fields: The month, stored as an integer.  January = 1, February = 2, etc. The day of the month, stored as an integer. The year, stored as an integer. The average price of a gallon of gas on the specified date, stored as a real number, rounded to 3 decimal places. Design a program that reads the file and displays the lowest and highest gas prices, as well as the dates for those prices.

IN C++ Write code that: creates 3 integer values - one can be set to 0, the other two should NOT multiples of one another (for example 3 and 6, or 2 and 8) take you largest value and perform a modulus operation using the smaller (non zero) value as the divisor print out the result. create an alias for the string type call the alias "name" then create an instance of the "name" class and assign it a value using an appropriate cout statement - print out the value Please screenshot your input and output, as the format tends to get messed up. Thank you!

C++ formatting please Write a program (not a function) that reads from a file named "data.csv". This file consists of a list of countries and gold medals they have won in various Olympic events. Write to standard out, the top 5 countries with the most gold medals. You can assume there will be no ties. Expected Output: 1: United States with 1022 gold medals 2: Soviet Union with 440 gold medals 3: Germany with 275 gold medals 4: Great Britain with 263 gold medals 5: China with 227 gold medals