Program $1$ from the textbook $>(5$ marks$)$

Write a $C++$ program that prompts the user to enter three cities and displays them in ascending

order.

Sample Run:

Enter the first city: Chicago

Enter the second city: Los Angeles

Enter the third city: Atlanta

The three cities in alphabetical order are: Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles

Program $2(9$ marks$)$

Let $($money$.$txt$)$ be a text file that contains amounts of money spent on clothes. Assume the num$-$

ber of values stored in the file in unknown. Write a complete C$++$ program that reads the money

amounts from the text file and outputs the following information to the console:

The number of values stored in the file

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $)$

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $[30,60)$

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $[60,)$

Example: if the values stored in the file are: $35408015106445393627141824293134,$

then your program should print out:

The number of values stored in the file is $18$

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $[0,30)$ is $10$

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $[30,60)$ is $7$

The number of money amounts that are in the interval $[60,)$ is $1$

Note: test if the text file is opened correctly.

Hint: use a while loop.

Question on Program $2$: $(1$ Mark$)$

Briefly explain what would be changed if we were to output the information to a text file instead

of the console? do the code for both programs and answer the question at the bottom