Make this code work, C$++.//(1)$ write the preprocessing directives

# include $//$ cin, cout, endl

# include $//$ string variables

# include $//$ file processing

# include $//$ clear screen

using namespace std;

$//(2)$ open the scope of the main$()$ method

int main$()$

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$//(3)$ declare and initialize the variables

static char chrName$[100]$; $//$ employee name

double myExpenses; $//$ individual expense

char myLabels$[100]$; $//$ expense label

int index $=0$; $//$ loop control variable

int number $=0$; $//$ number of expense items

ofstream fout; $//$ file stream output

$//(4)$ file variable initialization

fout.open$("$data$.$txt$")$;

$//(5)$ clear the screen $($ for Windows users $)$

system$("$CLS$")$;

$//(6)$ request the employee name

cout $<<$ "enter the employee name: $"<<$ endl;

cin.getline$($chrName$,100)$;

$//(7)$ request the number of expense items

cout $<<$ "enter the number of expense items: $"<<$ endl;

cin $>>$ number;

cin.ignore$()$; $//$ skip $[$Enter$]$ entry from keyboard;

$//(8)$ open the looping structure

while $($index $<$ number$)$

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index$++$;

$//(9)$ request the user for an expense item

cout $<<$ "enter the type of expense: $"<<$ endl;

cin.getline$($myLabels$,100)$;

cout $<<$ "enter the amount of expense: $"<<$ endl;

cin $>>$ myExpenses;

$//(10)$ write the data to a text file

fout $<<$ chrName $<<"$:$"<<$ myLabels

$<<"$:$"<<$ myExpenses $<<$ endl;

cin.ignore$()$; $//$skip $[$Enter$]$ entry from keyboard;

$//(11)$ close the scope of the while$()$ loop

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$//(12)$ close, i$.$e$.$ dismiss, the file object

fout.close$()$;

$//(13)$ close the scope of the main$()$ method

return $0$;

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