Write a program that will help you save inventory items in your home.$$ Examples of items would be TVs$,$ appliances, jewelry, furniture, paintings, computers, etc. Essentially, anything of value.$$ The following information should be kept about each item: type, model, price, year purchased.$$ For example, here would be information kept about two TVs:$$

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ITEM $$ television$$

MODEL $$ Visio$5000$

PRICE $-$ $$1000$

YEAR $2000$

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$$ITEM $$ television$$

MODEL $$ Samsung$100$

PRICE $-$ $$500$

YEAR $1995$

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Your program must meet the following requirements:$$

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Define a struct, itemInfo, with the following members:$$

item $($old c$-$style string of size $20)$

model $($old c$-$style string of size $20)$

price $($float$)$

year $($int$)$

DO NOT USE STRING CLASS OBJECTS IN YOUR PROGRAM$$

Define $2$ arrays items$1,$ items$2$ of $10$ itemInfo$$

Initialize items$1$ with the values shown above$$

The program should then:$$

Write $($or save$)$ the two structures in items$1$ to a file called itemsFile$$

Prompt the user to enter two more items and add the items to items$1$ array.$$

Display all four array elements on the screen$$

Next, append the $2$ new items to the file$$

Then, input all $4$ file items into the second array items$2$

Display all four items in items$2$ on the screen$$

Define the following functions:$$

inputItems$()-$ prompts the user for how many to enter and then inputs new items$$

displayItems$()-$ displays all the items on the screen$$

saveToFile$()$ appends or saves all of the items in the array to a file$$

inputFromFile$()$ reads or inputs all of the items in the file to an array$$

Do two versions of the program.$$ One using text$-$mode I$/$O and the other using binary mode I$/$O$$

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