Task $11\mathrm{.}1$ Hunter$$s Hit List

In this task you need to declare an enumeration and a structure, as well as create functions to work with these

new types you have created.

Declare an enumeration for difficulty, there are three kinds of difficulty $($difficulty kind$)$: Normal difficulty, Hard

difficulty, and Insane difficulty. This program will use a structure $($target $\_$animal$)$ to store and work with the hits.

Each target $\_$animal has a name $($a string$),$ an hit id $($an integer$),$ a difficulty $($a difficulty kind$),$ and a value

$($an integer$).$

The program must include the following:

$$ A read$\_$difficulty function that asks the user to select a Difficulty Kind, validates the user's

data entry, and then returns the entered Difficulty Kind.

$$ A read$\_$target$\_$animal function that reads in the hit data from the user and returns it to the

calling code as a target$\_$animal value. It must ensure that the value is $0$ or larger, asking the

user to re$-$enter the value while not valid.

$$ An add$\_$ target$\_$animal that call read$\_$target$\_$animal to add a new target$\_$animal. Hint: you

need to extend the memory dynamically to add new data.

$$ A print$\_$target$\_$animal function that accepts a target$\_$animal parameter and prints the details

of this hit to the terminal in the format $$difficulty: target $($hit id$)$ $value$$ followed by $$small

animal$$ if the value is less than $1000,$ or $$large animal$$ if value is larger than $1000.$

$$ most$\_$valuable$\_$target $$ to print the highest valuable target for a particular kind.

In main function perform the following steps

Create a menu that allows the user to:

$1.$ Add target$\_$animal

$2.$ Print all target$\_$animal

$3.$ Print the highest value for a kind

$4.$ Quit