Code all required Environment and Data Division entries to handle this problem. A sequential file resides...

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Code all required Environment and Data Division entries to handle this problem. A sequential file resides on the hard drive under the name RENTAL.TXT. Each record on that file relates to an automobile rental and contains the fields described below. Your lab submission is to code the required entries to establish the required entries for the: Identification division; Environment Division; and Data Division. NOTE -- your name must be coded in the AUTHOR entry. The Data record structure on file for the record CAR-RENTAL on the file RENTAL.TXT is as follows. Registration number - numeric 8 bytes Car type - alphanumeric 10 bytes Model type - alphanumeric 5 bytes Model Year - numeric 8 bytes (year, month day) Renter Data Name - alphanumeric 45 bytes (first name (15 bytes), Initial (2 bytes) last name (28 bytes). Address - alphanumeric 61 bytes (street address (25 bytes), city name (15 bytes), province (15 bytes) postal code (6 bytes) Code all required Environment and Data Division entries to handle this problem. A sequential file resides on the hard drive under the name RENTAL.TXT. Each record on that file relates to an automobile rental and contains the fields described below. Your lab submission is to code the required entries to establish the required entries for the: Identification division; Environment Division; and Data Division. NOTE -- your name must be coded in the AUTHOR entry. The Data record structure on file for the record CAR-RENTAL on the file RENTAL.TXT is as follows. Registration number - numeric 8 bytes Car type - alphanumeric 10 bytes Model type - alphanumeric 5 bytes Model Year - numeric 8 bytes (year, month day) Renter Data Name - alphanumeric 45 bytes (first name (15 bytes), Initial (2 bytes) last name (28 bytes). Address - alphanumeric 61 bytes (street address (25 bytes), city name (15 bytes), province (15 bytes) postal code (6 bytes)