"in C++ only"

Write a C++ program that reads the integers in the text file integers.dat and:

Displays the number of integers in the file

Displays the number of even and odd integers

Displays the sum of the even integers and the sum of the odd integers as well as the sum of all the integers

Displays the largest integer and the smallest integer

Computes the average of the largest and smallest integer

Assume the contents of integers.dat (the file is being provided for you) are as follows:

123 475 61 77 910

234 138 134 95 674

345 31 211 952 873

22 7 876 347 450

The following is a sample output: User input in red

Welcome to Wake's Integer processing Agency

What is name of the input file? integers.dat

The number of integers in the file is 20

There are 11 odd integers and 9 even integers

The sum of the odd integers is 2645

The sum of the even integers is 4390

The sum of all the integers is 7035

The largest integer is 952

The smallest integer is 7

The average of 952 and 7 is 479.5

NOTE:

Use two decimal point precision for the average

To check your code, adjust one of the integers in the file, recompile your code and run again (suggest changing the largest and smallest integers )

Even though there are 20 integers in the file, you should NOT presume there are 20 integers. In other words, you should not solve this problem by declaring 20 integer variables. If I choose to use another integers.dat file other than the one provided with the assignment, your program should still work correctly with that file as well. All you can assume is that a series of integers will be read in from the file. Therefore, you need to implement a solution that uses the repetition control structures (for, while, dowhile) in the reading and processing of these values to produce your output.