write a c$++$ code that The Animal structure is the same as from the $10\mathrm{.}1$ assignment so you may copy$/$paste it into this program...

Define a structure named Animal with the following four fields:

species $($string$)$: Represents the species of the animal.

age $($int$)$: Represents the age of the animal.

weight $($double$)$: Represents the weight of the animal.

isPet $($bool$)$: Represents whether the animal can be a pet $($true$)$ or not $($false$).$

The code to read in the Animal data is very similar to the previous project but this time you will read in $4$ Animal objects into your array.

Within the main function declare an array of $4$ Animal objects called myAnimals.

Write a loop for each element of the array to prompt the user for input values for each of the fields as follows:

What is the species of animal $?$

What is the age of animal $?$

What is the weight of animal $?$

Can animal be a pet $($y for yes, n for no$)?$

Important note: Add this code after you read the pet response every time in the loop:

cin.ignore$(255,\text{'}$

$\text{'})$;

Write a function called youngPets that meets the following requirements...

It returns void

It takes two input parameters as follows...

Parameter $1$ is an array of Animal objects

Parameter $2$ is an integer representing the size of the array

The function prints the species of all animals that are pets and are younger than $3.$ The output will be printed as follows...

The pets younger than three are:

etc.

In main, call the youngPets function that will print out all of the young pets!