Figure $2.$ Sample output.

Student Records:

Name: Peppa Pig

Major: Engineering

Minor: None$-$Yet

Name: George Pig

Major: Chemistry

Minor: Sciences

Name: Daddy Pig

Major: Sciences

Minor: None$-$Yet

Name: Mummy Pig

Major: Liberal Arts

Minor: Humanities

Name: Suzy Sheep

Major: Engineering

Minor: None$-$Yet

Name: Rebecca Rabbit

Major: Liberal Arts

Minor: None$-$Yet

Name: Pedro Pony

Major: Sciences

Minor: Liberal Arts

Lab $07-$ Functions

The disk file $"$c:$/$temp$/$students$.$txt$"$ contains a list of student records $($see Figure $1).$

Each student record is formatted as follows: the first line holds the character name, and the second line has two three$-$digit numbers. The first number represents the students' declared undergraduate school major, and the second

represents their minor program $($if any!$)$

Table $1.$ The following values are used to encode undergraduate programs.

$000$ None$-$Yet

$100$ Liberal Arts

$200$ Chemistry

$300$ Engineering

$400$ Sciences

$500$ Humanities

$600$ Law

Write a C$++$ program to read the student file and nicely print each student record. The app must include the following two functions

string getMajorMinor$($int numCode$)$

For example, if you pass the argument $300,$ it returns Engineering".

The second function is void getStudentRecord$($ifstream& studentFile, string& studName, string& major, string& minor$)$

This function reads the disk data, calls the getMajorMinor function to find the textual version of the student's major and minor and returns those three values to the caller.

Test the program with the data shown in Figure$1.$ Figure $2.$ shows a sample output.

Figure $1.$ Student Records $($c:$/$temp$/$students$.$txt$)$ PLEASE DONT USE SWITCH STATEMENT FOR getMajorMinor Function