Define a Student structure that contains an integer variable id$,$ a string variable name, and a float variable GPA.

Write a program to read students' information from an input text file entered by the user. The program then print to the standard output

students' names who have a GPA$>3\mathrm{.}0$ in order. For simplicity, you can safely assume that the number of students

in the file is always less than or equal to $10.$

Ex: if the input file contains:

$id=1234567$ name$=$Peter GPA$=3\mathrm{.}6$

$id=1234568$ name$=$Adina GPA$=3\mathrm{.}8$

$id=1234569$ name$=$Mike GPA$=3\mathrm{.}0$

$id=1234569$ name$=$Gina GPA$=2\mathrm{.}9$

then the program will output

Peter

Adina

Note: the content in the input file may be empty.

You Must define and call the following function to read and parse the students' information from a text file. This function takes an ifstream

object $($assuming the file is opened successfully$),$ the Student array and an integer counting the number of students in the file as input.

void ReadStudentInfo$($ifstream sifs, Student array$[],$ int cnStudents$)$;

Hint: use the getline $()$ function to load the individual students' information one line at a time. To parse the information in this line, you

may use a stringstream object. Assume the student's information is stored in a string studentInfo, you then can create a

stringstream object as stringstream myStream $($studentInfo$).$ You then can use myStream$>>$ to get the information like how

you used cin$$s to get multiple input from the user. To suocessfully retrieve the individual information, you may need to first replace each

$\text{'}=\text{'}$ with a whitespace $\text{'}$ before creating the stringstream object.

In the main $()$ function,

first, create a Student array with $10$ elements

second, read information into the created array, count the number of students in the file

third, print students names in the reversed order to the screen