Write a void function that reads a file “a:data.txt” with up to 35 student ids, names and final marks into 3 arrays. When the student name is "quit" stop processing or if 35 array elements have been read then stop processing . The function should return the length of the actual number of students as well as the 3 arrays. In main, show all declarations and show the actual call. You can use the following prototype and data file: (note that in this case length would be 4) const int SIZE = 35; void ReadData( string name[],int id[], int mark[], int& length); data.txt Bob 123456 89 Suki 234567 77 Felix 345678 55 Julie 456789 67 quit in c++ please use basic coding I'm not advanced

Write a void function that reads a file “a:data.txt” with up to 35 student ids, names and final marks into 3 arrays. When the student name is "quit" stop processing or if 35 array elements have been read then stop processing . The function should return the length of the actual number of students as well as the 3 arrays. In main, show all declarations and show the actual call. You can use the following prototype and data file: (note that in this case length would be 4) const int SIZE = 35; void ReadData( string name[],int id[], int mark[], int& length); data.txt Bob 123456 89 Suki 234567 77 Felix 345678 55 Julie 456789 67 quit in c++ please use basic coding I'm not advanced

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

Section8.3: Random File Access

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