Given the following, write a code SEGMENT that does the following:   Creates a string variable to store a file name (to be entered by the user) Requests the input file name from the user and stores the name in a variable Opens the input file using the entered file name Tests the STATE of the file open. If the file does not open, output a message to the user exit the program   Be sure to: Include the necessary header files Declare necessary variables

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    1. Given the following, write a code SEGMENT that does the following:

 

  1. Creates a string variable to store a file name (to be entered by the user)
  2. Requests the input file name from the user and stores the name in a variable
  3. Opens the input file using the entered file name
  4. Tests the STATE of the file open. If the file does not open, output a message to the user exit the program

 

Be sure to:

  1. Include the necessary header files
  2. Declare necessary variables
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A required program in C++ language is as follows,

//Include necessary header files

#include<iostream>

#include<fstream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

    //Declare a string variable

    string filename;

    ifstream infile;

    //Requests the input file name from the user

    cout<<"Please enter input file name: ";

    // Store the file name in a string variable "filename"

    getline(cin,filename);

    infile.open(filename.c_str());

    //Tests the STATE of the file open

    if(infile.fail())

        cout<<"File cannot be opened!"<<endl;

    else

        cout <<"File opened successfully!"<<endl;

    //Close the file and exit

    infile.close();

    return 0;

}

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