Programming Assignment - Employee Data Processing Submission: 1. Submit as one file of type *.cpp 2. Submit it on the Blackboard within the due date and time (Submission via email will NOT be considered!) 3. Assignment ID: PA Employee Data Processing The Program Details: Implement a program in C++ that does the following: 1. Requests the user and Reads the input of at least 10 Employee full names (first names, middle initial, and last names), pay rate per hour, and the number of hours worked per week (for at least SIX weeks) for each of the employees. 2. Saves those inputs (use arrays to store them). 3. Calculates the amount of salary earned per week, average salary o6 weeks. 4. Displays the output, i.e., employee name (with first name, middle initial, last name in separate columns), each Week salary, average of 6 weeks salary. Make sure the output format is neat and follows a column format with proper column headings. (Your program must work for any similar input data entered as requested in step 1 above) NOTE: 1. Write a Top-level Comment Banner using a multi-comment operator, giving information such as: your firstname, your lastname, course number, section number, course title, assignment id or number, semester and year, a line or two describing what the program is about, describing the input to the program, and output from the program. 2. Write comments to your statements. 3. Maintain proper indentation. 4. Use Modularity (write necessary sub-functions, if any) or any other C++ programming constructs needed. 5. Make sure the program is debugged and tested to see that it is working as per the specifications above. 6. Submission of any file other than .cpp type will get ZERO points (NO links, NO zipped files, OR any other format files such as pdf, word, jpg, png, etc.) 7. NO PLAGIARISM in ANY FORM. The instructor may ask questions and not give any points if you cannot answer questions on your program that you submitted. 8. Submission on only the Blackboard will be graded (no other form of submission will be accepted) 9. DO NOT USE ANY BUILT-IN DATA STRUCTTUES (such as vector , list , stack , queue , dequeue , set , map , unordered map, multiset , multimap , etc.