C$++$ using namespace std;

Write a program that keeps track of students$$ information in a class. The program should use a

structure $($name it Students$)$ to store the following data about a student:

name $($c string of capacity $81.$ Name contains a space. You may hardcode $81)$

id $($integer$)$

grade $($double$)$

your program should keep an array of students. It should also have the following organization and menu

choices. Use a loop to allow the user to repeatedly choose from the following menu choices:

$1)$ Edit a student

$2)$ View a student$$s info

$3)$ Display a count of how many students are in the list $.$

$4)$ Quit $//$ display $$Finished$!$

There is no need to create functions, but for each of the menu options:

Edit a student Ask user for an index number and allow entry of all data for a particular student

on that index. Display student$$s info in the format of $[$ID$.$name grade$]$

View a Student$$s

info Ask user for an index number and display all data of that student. View will only

work for an entry with a real name, not a $-.$ Display an error message if there

is a $-$ as name on that index.

Remember to compare using strcmp$($student$.$name, $-)==0$;

Count how many

students count for names that are not a $-$

again, be sure to use strcmp

Data Storage:

Data should be stored in an array of structures. The array should hold $10$ structures.

All elements of the array should be initialized to $\{-,0,0\}.$ This will make it easy to determine if a

structure at an index position has been used to store a student's information $($see menu option $2$ and $3.)$

const int SIZE $=10$;

Students students$[$SIZE$]......//$initialization should be done here

Input Validation:

$$ For view option $($option $2).$ Ask user to re$-$enter an index if there is no student on that index $($i$.$e$.$

name is $-)$

$$ User input for index must be between $0-9$

$$ Menu options can only be $1,2,3$ or $4.$

Other Requirements

$$ Line separator used in the display has $60*.$ Define a string variable name $$line$$ to handle this

task. string line$(60,\text{'}*\text{'})$;

$$ Use cin.ignore$()$ between cin$>>$ and getline function

$$ Name should be a c$-$string, do not use string

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