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For this assignment, you$$ll use information from a municipal government data feed that contains bids submitted for property auctions. All materials for this assignment can be found in the Supporting Materials section below. The data set is provided in two CSV files:

eBid$\_$Monthly$\_$Sales.csv $($larger set of $12,023$ bids$)$

eBid$\_$Monthly$\_$Sales$\_$Dec$\_2016.$csv $($smaller set of $76$ bids$)$

In this assignment, you will explore linked lists. You will implement a singly linked list to hold a collection of bids from a CSV file. You will be given a starter console program that uses a menu to enable testing of the enter, find, remove, and display logic you will complete. In this version, the following menu is presented when the program is run:

Menu:

Enter a Bid

Load Bids

Display All Bids

Find Bid

Remove Bid

Exit

Enter choice:

The LinkedList.cpp program is partially completed. The program contains empty methods representing the programming interface used to interact with the linked list. You will need to add logic to the methods to implement the necessary behavior. Here is the public API for LinkedList.cpp that you must complete:

public:

LinkedList$()$;

virtual ~LinkedList$()$;

void Append$($Bid bid$)$;

void Prepend$($Bid bid$)$;

void PrintList$()$;

void Remove$($string bidId$)$;

Bid Search$($string bidId$)$;

Directions

You must perform the following steps to complete this activity:

Setup: Begin by creating a new C$++$ project with the project type $$Hello World C$++$ Project$.$ For help setting up your project in Visual Studio C$++,$ refer to the Apporto Visual Studio Setup Instructions and Tips in the Module One Resources section. Name the project $$LinkedList$.$

Task $1$: Create an internal structure for list entries, housekeeping variables. Create the structure, internal to the class, that will hold the bid entries. Consider what other variables are needed to help manage the list.

Task $2$: Initialize housekeeping variables. Remember to initialize the housekeeping variables in the constructor.

Task $3$: Implement append logic. Create code to append a bid to the end of the list.

Task $4$: Implement prepend logic. Create code to prepend a bid to the front of the list.

Task $5$: Implement print logic. Create code to print all the bid entries in the list to the console.

Task $6$: Implement remove logic. Create code to remove the requested bid using the bid ID passed in$.$

Task $7$: Implement search logic. Create code to search for the requested bid using the bid ID passed in$.$ Return the bid structure if found or an empty bid structure if not found.

Here is sample output from running the completed program. Note that bid ID $98109$ does not exist in the data file. You will have to add bid ID $98109$ using Choice $1$ after you have loaded the bids using Choice $2.$ Test your Find and Remove functions using this bid that you added.