write a program that asks the user for a file name the program should read the contents of the file into an array and then display the lowest number the highest number the total and the average of the numbers in the array pseudocode and flowchart

Spring 2018 CMSC 140 Programming Project 6: Number Analysis Program Concepts tested in this project . Reading data from a file into arrays . Writing array data to files . Passing arrays to functions .Processing arrays using functions Proiect Description Write a program that asks the of the file in to an array and then display the lowest number, the highest number, the total and average of the numbers in the array. user for a file name. The program should read the contents Project Specifications Input for this project: Assume the file contains a series of 12 numbers, each written on a separate line. The user must enter the name of the input file. Output: If the input file does not open, an error message should appear on the console. The program should display the following data: The lowest number in the array . The highest number in the array . The total of the numbers in the array . The average of the numbers in the array Processing Requirements Use array in the main function for this project. Assume that the file contains numbers on separate lines and is constructed correctly Prompt for and get the input file name and try to open the file. If the file opens, read the numbers from the file, store them into the array. If the file does NOT open, print an error message on the console. If the file is not found, do NOT process the numbers. Create five functions for the following: 1. Function Read the numbers from the file, store them into the array. The function 2. Function Calculate and return the lowest number in the array. The function 3. Function Find and return the highest number in the array. The function accepts 4. Function Find and return the total of all numbers in the number array. The accepts three arguments: reference to the input file (ifstream), array of numbers, array size. accepts two arguments: array of numbers, array size. two arguments: array of numbers and array size function accepts two arguments: array of numbers and array size