I need help in a C++ program. I'm not sure what to do add next. Program RequirementsDO NOT open the file and use it within your program (input redirection)Example of input redirection: ./a.out < roomset_one.datYou must include the following functions:ReadRoomData: a void function that accepts three reference parameters (the room number, max capacity, and enrolled). It should read in all three values from stdin.DetermineStatus: a value-returning function that has one parameter (available enrollment). It should return a std::string containing the status of the room (OPEN, FULL, OVER)OutputRoomInfo: a void function that accepts three value parameters (room, max capacity, and enrolled). It should call DetermineStatus and output the formatted room information for that single set of data. 1. Sample Run 1~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_one.datRoom Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats420327420317***********251820100~/Open-Lab-2$2. Sample Run 2******Rooms: 4Overall Capacity: 103Total Enrollment: 155Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 1Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 210121520500800800251415101*************~/Open-Lab-2$3. Sample Run 304~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_two.datRoom Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats551021112504033781088103-131010252078000~/Open-Lab-2$Rooms: 7Overall Capacity: 2157Total Enrollment: 100:Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 2Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 452-1-52930800StatusFULLOPENOPENOVERStatusOPENOPENOVEROVEROPENFULLOPEN*****************~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out < roomset_three.datRoom Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats Status***************Rooms: 0Overall Capacity: 0Total Enrollment: 0Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 0Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 0*********************G 3430 #include 7 #include 8#include 910void ReadRoomData(int &read, int &max_cap, int &enrolled);11 void OutputRoomInfo(double, double, double);12 bool Determinestatus(intempty_seats);1314151017181920NNNNNANAMANS2122232425202728293031//Description: Ask user for input regarding room #, maximum capacity of room, and current # of students enrolled3230int main() {38}int room_num;int max_cap;int enrolled;std::string filename;//let's create an fstream variablestd::ifstream input_file;void ReadRoomData(double &room_num, double &max_cap, double enrolled) {}3334 void OutputRoomInfo(int room, int max_cap, int enrolled) {int empty = max_cap - enrolled;35}std::cout <<37 std::string status = Determinestatus(int empty_seats)424344454047 ✔48493031 }std::cin>>3940 ✓ bool Determinestaus (int empty_seats) {if(empty_seats > 0) {41✓return "OPEN";}else if (empty_seats == 0){return "FULL";}else{}return "OVER";

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I need help in a C++ program. I'm not sure what to do add next.

Program Requirements

DO NOT open the file and use it within your program (input redirection)
- Example of input redirection: ./a.out < roomset_one.dat
You must include the following functions:
- ReadRoomData: a void function that accepts three reference parameters (the room number, max capacity, and enrolled). It should read in all three values from stdin.
- DetermineStatus: a value-returning function that has one parameter (available enrollment). It should return a std::string containing the status of the room (OPEN, FULL, OVER)
- OutputRoomInfo: a void function that accepts three value parameters (room, max capacity, and enrolled). It should call DetermineStatus and output the formatted room information for that single set of data.

1. Sample Run 1
~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_one.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats
420
327
420
317
***********
25
18
20
100
~/Open-Lab-2$
2. Sample Run 2
******
Rooms: 4
Overall Capacity: 103
Total Enrollment: 155
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 1
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 2
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12
15
20
500
800
800
25
14
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101
*************
~/Open-Lab-2$
3. Sample Run 3
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~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_two.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats
55
102
111
250
4033
7810
8810
3
-1
3
10
10
25
207
800
0
~/Open-Lab-2$
Rooms: 7
Overall Capacity: 2157
Total Enrollment: 100:
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 2
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 4
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2
-1
-5
293
0
800
Status
FULL
OPEN
OPEN
OVER
Status
OPEN
OPEN
OVER
OVER
OPEN
FULL
OPEN
*******
**********
~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out < roomset_three.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats Status
*******
********
Rooms: 0
Overall Capacity: 0
Total Enrollment: 0
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 0
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 0
**************
*******
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void ReadRoomData(int &read, int &max_cap, int &enrolled);
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//Description: Ask user for input regarding room #, maximum capacity of room, and current # of students enrolled
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int main() {
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}
int room_num;
int max_cap;
int enrolled;
std::string filename;
//let's create an fstream variable
std::ifstream input_file;
void ReadRoomData(double &room_num, double &max_cap, double enrolled) {
}
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int empty = max_cap - enrolled;
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std::cout <<
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std::cin>>
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if(empty_seats > 0) {
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return "OPEN";
}
else if (empty_seats == 0){
return "FULL";
}
else{
}
return "OVER";

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