Write a modularized, menu-driven program to read a file with an unknown number of inventory records using an array of structs/objects and an array of pointers.

• An item may have three statuses: active, discontinued, or recalled
• Menu (use a switch statement) options to
  • print all items in the inventory unsorted
  • print invalid records from an error file
  • print all items in the inventory sorted in ascending order; you should allow a user to sort by any field: item ID, item name (one word), quantity on hand, or price.
  • print all "active" items
  • print all "discontinued" items
  • print all "recalled" items
  • search for an item by ID or name
  • change status
  • print a report with the following details
    • number of unique items in the inventory
    • the total worth of the inventory and the total count of all items in the inventory
  • quit the program
• A user should be able to run many as many times as the user wants; print the menu every time
• Implement the menu as a switch statement using enum
• All items are unique
• Record
  • Item Id must be 5 characters long; maybe alpha-numeric
  • The name may contain only alpha characters
  • Quantity and price must be zero (a promotional item, an item is not in stock) or above
  • status value is not in the input file
• Reading from the input file and storing the records
  • The input file has an unknown number of records of inventory items;
  • one record per line in the following order: item ID, item name (one word), quantity on hand, and a price;
  • All fields in the input file are separated by a tab (\t) or a blank (up to you)
  • the input file may be empty or has more records that your array can store- output the appropriate messages to the user.
  • check for the array boundaries when storing the records
  • Only go through the file once
  • Do not read the file once to count the number of the records, close it, and then read it again
  • Store all invalid records along with the error messages in a separate file
  • Use an array of structs if you do not know how to write classes yet. Use classes if you have completed CS 216 or similar; do not store bad records in the array of records
  • read a record into a temp struct; error check the record and only store the record in the array of records if it is valid
  • assign "active" status when storing the item in the array of structs/objects
  • use enum to store the item status
• Sorting
  • Write one function, that can sort by any field using a parallel array of pointers
  • Do not copy and paste sort code five times into the same function. Bubble sort is the easiest to modify.
  • sorting using pointers is faster because you have to swap pointers only, which are normally stored in 4 bytes; it also allows you to preserve the original order of the items
  • submenu for sorting options is optional
  • if you create a submenu to sort by various fields, add an option to go back to the main menu without being forced to sort
• Searching
  • a user should be able to enter the name of the item using any case, (for example, sTRolleR)
  • You may wish to store items in all lower/upper case to expedite the search
  • write one search function that can search by ID and name and goes through the array of structs/objects only once
  • the search function should return the item subscript- you will reuse the function to "recall" an item
• Printing all, active, recalled, and the discontinued items
  • write one function that can print items based on their status

Programming language is C++ please