Write a program in C++ that reads a list of 10 names from a file and stores them in an array. Next, allow the user to search for the number of instances of a name. The program should prompt a user for a name and output the total number of instances of that name entered to the screen and to a file (see example input and output below). It should continue to prompt for names until the word done is typed in. For this lab, use the string data type as opposed to char to store the names (i.e. don’t use c-strings).INPUT FILEJoe Sally Joe Sue Sally Adam Joe Adam Adam Joe OUTPUT FILE(There should be 10 spaces between the columns) 8. NAME INSTANCES 9. ---- --------- 10. Joe 4 11. Sally 2 12. Adam 3 13. Sue 1 14. John - Expected output EXPECTED Screen INPUT (in green) / OUTPUT (in blue)(Be sure to output the class heading in the Screen I/O as well as the output file)8. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? Joe9. There are 4 instances of the name Joe.10.11. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? Sally12. There are 2 instances of the name Sally.13.14. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? Adam15. There are 3 instances of the name Adam.16.17. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? Sue18. There is one instance of the name Sue.19.20. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? John21. John's name does not exist in this list.22.23. Who do you want to search for (enter done to exit)? done24.25. Thank you for using my program.

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Write a program in C++ that reads a list of 10 names from a file and stores them in an array. Next, allow the user to search for the number of instances of a name. The program should prompt a user for a name and output the total number of instances of that name entered to the screen and to a file (see example input and output below). It should continue to prompt for names until the word done is typed in. For this lab, use the string data type as opposed to char to store the names (i.e. don’t use c-strings).

INPUT FILE
Joe
Sally
Joe
Sue
Sally
Adam
Joe
Adam
Adam
Joe

OUTPUT FILE

(There should be 10 spaces between the columns)

8. NAME INSTANCES
9. ---- ---------
10. Joe 4
11. Sally 2
12. Adam 3
13. Sue 1
14. John -

Expected output