Develop a program using C$++$that constructs a special dictionary from a file. The input file only

contains words and their meanings, with each word and its meaning separated by a tab on a

single line. You are required to create a system to facilitate both reading from a file and then

searching within the data constructed in the output file.

For instance, consider the following input format:

Place A specific location or area, often with a particular significance.

Thing An inanimate object or item.

Think To have a particular opinion, belief, or idea.

Design a program with a menu that allows users to read from the input file and rearranged

the file for better search capabilities. The menu should also provide an option to search for

a specific word's meaning. The output file should include an index number, the word's

initials, the word itself, and its meaning. This information can be used in searching for

specific words. If a word is not found, the program should offer suitable feedback and

prompt the user to search for more words until they choose the option to stop. Menu

should also include displaying the content of the output file to the terminal.

Additionally, functions such as sorting the list without using arrays, adding new words and

their meanings, and providing word suggestions to expand the dictionary can be a bonus. It

is compulsory to produce at least one output file as the dictionary file and additional files

are allowed for other functionalities based on your creativity.

An example of an output file is as follows:

$30$ tell t to communicate information or facts to someone.

$31$ thing t an inanimate object or item.

$32$ think t to have a particular opinion, belief, or idea. Restriction for this Report:

$$ You must not use array, function, pointers or any other topics which only covered

after week $8.$

$$ You must not use global variable unless it is a constant variable.

$$ You must not use vector, list, queue, or any possible data structure provided by the

built$-$in C$++$ library.

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