In C$++$create a client program $($main$)$ called lab$1.$cpp$.$Create a dynamic $1$D array of strings called "members". Create a dynamic $2$D array of integers called "ratings". The rows of the "ratings" array is associated with the members and the columns will associated with the book ratings $($which can be values $-5,-3,-1,0,1,3,5).$ Open and read from the "ratings.txt$"$ file $($only once!$)$ and populate the members and ratings with all the member and book ratings information read from file. The user must specify the file path for the data file; however, for testing, you can add these files $($books$.$txt and ratings.txt$)$ to your lab$1/$ project. Download the project files here: p$1-$files.zip $($you will only be using "ratings.txt$"$ for this lab!$)$Populate the "members" array with the member names and the "ratings" array with that members' ratings.Since the first two lines of the "ratings.txt$"$ file include:Brandon $5000000101-3500055000050000000013010-5005505550550005555-5$ Moose $55000030010530503350000050000035000005-30005000000550300...$The first two rows of the "members" array will contain:$0$Brandon$1$Moose$2...$And the "ratings" array will contain:$012345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535405000000101-3500055000050000000013010-5005505550550005555-5155000030010530503350000050000035000005-300050000005503002......$The highlighted portions are array indexes. Note: both the "members" array and the $2$D "ratings" array will have $86$ rows, or the numbers of members listed in the "ratings.txt$"$ file; the "ratings" array will have $55$ columns, or the number of ratings listed for each member in the "ratings.txt$"$ file.Print the contents of the "members" array and the "ratings" array.Deallocate memory from the two dynamic arrays.