Q: Write C++ program for the World Bowling Competition. An input file, scores.txt, contains the name of each player, the name of the player's team, and each player's individual score. There will only be two teams (Blue and White). Read the data from the input file into three parallel arrays. The program must accumulate the total score for each team and then output the name of the winning team and the players' names and scores of the winning team. Assume there is no chance of a tie. Use functions to: 1) Read the data from the input file into parallel arrays, 2) Determine the winning team, and 3) Display the winning team players' names and scores. Create an input file named scores.txt As an example with the following data: Fred Blue 280 Harry Blue 293 Tony White 288 Hilda Blue 265 Paul White 293 Tom White 297 The following is a copy of the screen results that might display after running your program Winning Team: White Player Score Tony 288 Paul 293 Tom 297 Q: Write C++ program for the World Bowling Competition. An input file, scores.txt, contains the name of each player, the name of the player's team, and each player's individual score. There will only be two teams (Blue and White). Read the data from the input file into three parallel arrays. The program must accumulate the total score for each team and then output the name of the winning team and the players' names and scores of the winning team. Assume there is no chance of a tie. Use functions to: 1) Read the data from the input file into parallel arrays, 2) Determine the winning team, and 3) Display the winning team players' names and scores. Create an input file named scores.txt As an example with the following data: Fred Blue 280 Harry Blue 293 Tony White 288 Hilda Blue 265 Paul White 293 Tom White 297 The following is a copy of the screen results that might display after running your program Winning Team: White Player Score Tony 288 Paul 293 Tom 297