Create a C$++$ program that processes employee salary data from a file. Each line in the file contains an

employee's ID and salary, separated by a space. For example, a line like $12345678995000$ refers to an

employee with ID $123456789,$ who has an annual salary of $$95,000.$

Your program should read the data from the file, determine the widest salary gap, and output this gap.

The widest salary gap is defined as the difference between the highest and lowest salary in the entire

company.

Task:

Write a C$++$ program that:

Reads employee records from a file located at $C$ :$/$temp$/$employee$.$txt$.$

Parses each line to extract the employee ID and salary.

Determines the highest salary and the lowest salary in the file.

Calculates the widest salary gap as the difference between the highest and lowest salary.

Outputs the widest salary gap to the console.

Input:

employee's ID and salary, separated by a space. For example, a line like $12345678995000$ refers to an

employee with ID $123456789,$ who has an annual salary of $$95,000.$

Your program should read the data from the file, determine the widest salary gap, and output this gap.

The widest salary gap is defined as the difference between the highest and lowest salary in the entire

company.

Task:

Write a C$++$ program that:

$1.$ Reads employee records from a file located at C:$/$temp$/$employee$.$txt$.$

$2.$ Parses each line to extract the employee ID and salary.

$3.$ Determines the highest salary and the lowest salary in the file.

$4.$ Calculates the widest salary gap as the difference between the highest and lowest salary.

$5.$ Outputs the widest salary gap to the console.

Input:

$$ The input file is located at C:$/$temp$/$employee$.$txt$.$ Each line in the file contains:

$$ An employee ID $($a $9-$digit number$),$

$$ A salary $($an integer representing annual salary in dollars$).$

Additional constraints. Handle file edge cases, such as if the file is not found, or is empty or contains

only one salary $($in which case the gap should be $0).$ Your app must work for any properly formatted

dataset.

Example: Assume the file c:$/$temp$/$numbers$.$txt contains the data shown below.

$12345678995000$

$987654321120000$

$23456789072000$

$34567890185000$

Steps:

$$ The highest salary is $$120,000.$

$$ The lowest salary is $$72,000.$

$$ The widest salary gap is: $12000072000=48000$ Create a C$++$ program that processes employee salary data from a file. Each line in the file contains an

employee's ID and salary, separated by a space. For example, a line like $12345678995000$ refers to an

employee with ID $123456789,$ who has an annual salary of $$95,000.$

Your program should read the data from the file, determine the widest salary gap, and output this gap.

The widest salary gap is defined as the difference between the highest and lowest salary in the entire

company.

Task:

Write a C$++$ program that:

Reads employee records from a file located at C:$/$temp$/$employee$.$txt$.$

Parses each line to extract the employee ID and salary.

Determines the highest salary and the lowest salary in the file.

Calculates the widest salary gap as the difference between the highest and lowest salary.

Outputs the widest salary gap to the console.

Input:

The input file is located at C :$/$temp$/$employee$.$txt$.$ Each line in the file contains:

An employee ID $($a $9-$digit number$),$

A salary $($an integer representing annual salary in dollars$).$

Additional constraints. Handle file edge cases, such as if the file is not found, or is empty or contains

only one salary $($in which case the gap should be $0).$ Your app must work for any properly formatted

dataset.

Example: Assume the file c:$/$temp$/$numbers$.$txt contains the data shown below.

$12345678995000$

$987654321120000$

$23456789072000$

$34567890185000$

Steps:

The highest salary is $$120,000.$

The lowest salary is $$72,000.$

The widest salary gap is: $120000-72000=48000$