Consider the declaration of the struct houseType given below:

struct houseType

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string style;

int numOfBedrooms;

int numOfBathrooms;

int numOfCarsGarage;

int yearBuilt;

int finishedSquareFootage;

double price;

double tax;

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Using houseType using structure, write a complete program with the following functions $($you can include or exclude functions of your choice$)$:

void print$($houseType$[])$; $//$ display output on monitor

void print$($houseType$[],$ ofstream&$)$; $//$ display in an output file

void readData$($houseType&$)$; $//$ read one record of data from keyboard

void readData$($houseType$[],$ int$)$; $//$ read a set of data from data file

bool compareHouses$($houseType$,$ houseType$)$;

$//$Compare two houses if at least finished square footages and prices are same then both houses are identical otherwise they are different

Write a test program to test your functions for the following data file:

Two$-$Story $54320123670389000\mathrm{.}008960$

Single$-$Story $322200314501350002250$

Split$-$Condo $322199916301653002670$

Single$-$Story $422199515501550002960$

Single$-$Story $222199012501050002160$

Two$-$Story $44320064170399000\mathrm{.}009980$

Split$-$Condo $222198911301153002270$

Rewrite the above program using Class $($OOP$)$ and test your program. Remember, output must be the same for both programs. In C$++$