In C++

Modify this program so that it prints the names of the 5 students in alphabetical order. Do not write another program. Just modify here

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

// Define a structure for each node in the list

struct Node {

int ID;

char name[50];

int year;

};

// Define a comparison function for sorting by year

bool compareByYear(const Node &a, const Node &b) {

return a.year < b.year; ////// MODIFY THIS FUNCTION SO THAT IT SORTS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER THE 5 NAMES

}

int main() {

// Declare a list of nodes

list TheList;

// Insert data into the list

Node el;

el.ID = 1;

strcpy(el.name, "Mary Smith");

el.year = 3;

TheList.push_back(el);

el.ID = 2;

strcpy(el.name, "Sophie Jones");

el.year = 1;

TheList.push_back(el);

el.ID = 3;

strcpy(el.name, "Mary Williams");

el.year = 4;

TheList.push_back(el);

el.ID = 4;

strcpy(el.name, "Anne Brown");

el.year = 2;

TheList.push_back(el);

el.ID = 5;

strcpy(el.name, "Joana Taylor");

el.year = 5;

TheList.push_back(el);

// Sort the list by year using the STL sort() function and the compareByYear() function

TheList.sort(compareByYear);

// Print the sorted list

cout << "ID\tName\t\tYear of Study ";

for (auto it = TheList.begin(); it != TheList.end(); it++) {

cout << it->ID << "\t" << it->name << "\t\t" << it->year << " ";

}

return 0;

}