The following code stub is used to generate the XML text given above. Using the required XML format from the start of Question 2, the data property from the meta-object from 1.3, and the checkstationcode() function from 2.3, complete the code where indicated by comments. Assume that each item of rain data can be obtained from the meta-object property set up in 1.3 - it returns the data in the form: StationCode:yyyy /mm/dd:mm. For example, if 10mm of rain were received at station AagA100 on 1 January 2023 , the data would be in the form AagA 100:20230101:10. You are not required to provide the code for the writeToXml () function parameter or the main loop that loops through all the rain records. You may assume that for each pass through the loop, you have access to a pointer r that points to a rain record. QString RainXml:twriteToXml (/*passing rain data*/) Q Qtring xmloutput; QXmlstreamwriter writer (\&xmloutput); // do initial setup of xml text // loop through each rain pointer named r (do not code this) I // use the meta-object to get the required data //if the station code passes the test I // set up the tag and its sub-tags as required \} // end xml text