Using c++ program Example valid/invalid inputs and the expected outputs.- (D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal-(T or t) to findout wether three numbers will form tringle sides- (Q or a) to QuitEnter you choice DP1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits10201darning ...wrong input try againP1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits101eieiedarning ...wrong input try againP1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits11ee1The equivalent decimal number is 25 for the input binary number 110012- (D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal-(T or t) to findout wether three numbers will form tringle sides- (Q or a) to QuitEnter you choice tPlz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 10030 9e seeWarning ....wrong input try againPlz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 10030 90 seThe three input values 3e, 90 ,80 can possibly be the three sides of a triangle- (D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal-(T or t) to findout wether three numbers will form tringle sides-(Q or q) to QuitEnter you choice tPlz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 10030 10 seThe three input values 30 , 10 , 50 can NOT be the three sides of a triangleSample of output LOG file.The equivalent decimal number is 25 for the input binary number 11001The three input values 30 , 90 ,80 can possibly be the three sides of a triangleThe three input values 3e , 10 , 50 can NOT be the three sides of a triangle PrefaceThe purpose of this assignment is to practice the use of text files in addition to designingand using functions to make your programs easier to understand and maintain Yoursolution will consist of two parts:a)Add Your name, university id and section numberA C++ program file containing your source code: HW3_xxxxx.cpp; where yourb)own student ID should replace the string "xxxxX". For example, a student with ID 10000should submit a file called HW3_10000.cpp.Problem DefinitionYour program will be "menu driven". This means that after every completed operation byyour program, the user is presented with a menu of options once again. EVERY menuwill have a "Quit" option that will exit the user completely from your program. Createyour menu options with brief but meaningful labels.The first option of your program will prompt the user to enter a positive binary number(base 2 -- l's and O's only) of no more than 6 digits. Read this value as an int type valueand your program must make sure that it is indeed a binary number (only l's and 0's). If itisn't, then the user is prompted again. If it is binary, then your program is to calculate theequivalent decimal value (base 10 -- the number system).MSBBinary DigitLSB2827225242222120256128643216841Representation of a binary numberSo for example, converting a Binary to Decimal number would be:Decimal Digit Value 25612864321684 2 1Binary Digit Value 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1By adding together ALL the decimal number values from right to left at the positionsthat are represented by a "I" gives us:(256) + (64) + (32) + (4) + (1) = 35710 or threehundred and fifty-seven as a decimal number.The second option of your program will prompt the user to enter 3 positive numbers inthe rangel to 10, and will tell the user whether the three inputs will form the sides of atriangle. That is, your program is to determine whether or not the three input values canpossibly be the three sides of a triangle. For instance, 3, 4, and 10 cannot be sides of atriangle because the longest side is greater than the sum of the other two sides (they don'tsatisfy the "triangle inequality").The third option will be Quit.Maintain a log of outputs to an output.txt file.Write three functions,menu_function, this function will display menu options repeatedly, there is noreturned values from this function.binary_decimal_function, this function will take as input one integer (base 2)number and return as output its equivalent decimal value.tringle_function, this function will receive as input three integer positivenumbers in the range 1-10, and determine whether or not the three inputvalues can possibly be the three sides of a triangle.

code: #include <bits/stdc++.h>using namespace std;void menu(){ cout << " -(D or d) to…

Example valid/invalid inputs and the expected outputs. -(D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal -(T or t) to findout wether three numbers wil1 form tringle sides -(Q or a) to Quit Enter you choice D P1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits 10201 arning ...wrong input try again 1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits 10101010 darning ....wrong input try again 1z enetr a positive binary number (base 2 -- l's and e's only) of no more than 6 digits 11001 The equivalent decimal number is 25 for the input binary number 11001 2 - (D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal -(T or t) to findout wether three numbers wil form tringle sides - (Q or a) to Quit Enter you choice t Plz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 1e0 30 9e see Warning ....wrong input try again Plz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 10e 30 90 se The three input values 30, 90 ,8e can possibly be the three sides of a triangle - (D or d) to convert binary number to its equivalent decimal -(T or t) to findout wether three numbers will form tringle sides - (Q or a) to Quit Enter you choice t Plz enter 3 positive numbers in the rangel to 100 30 10 se The three input values 30 , 1e, se can NOT be the three sides of a triangle Sample of output LOG file. The equivalent decimal number is 25 for the input binary number 11001 The three input values 30 , 90 ,80 can possibly be the three sides of a triangle

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