In C++.The New York Times newspaper has published “best seller” lists since 1942. Book sales are tracked nationwide, leading to a list of those books which have recently sold the most copies.You will design, implement and test a C++ program which allows the user to search a subset of the books which have appeared in the New York Times best seller lists. For simplicity, the data set will only contain those books which have reached #1 on either of two lists (fiction and nonfiction) since 1942.The file included named bestsellers.txt contains the complete data set. Each line of the file contains the information for a separate book, which includes: title, author, publisher, date it first reached #1 on one of the best seller lists, and category (fiction or nonfiction). There is a tab character ('\t') between fields.Add a BestSellers class that contains a single attribute of a vector of Book objects, an addBook method that receives a Book object and adds it to the vector, and a display method that contains a for loop to display all the Book objects' data in the same format you used in Lab9Quiz.Your main function should do the following:Create a BestSellers objectRead the file and for each line of data read do the following:Create a Book object using the data readAdd the Book object to the vector of books objects in the BestSellers class by calling the addBook method on the BestSellers object. you created. After the entire file is read, the program will display a menu of options and allow the user to search for books which meet certain criteria. The menu options are:Display all books in a particular year: Prompt the user for a year, then display all books which reached the #1 spot in that year.Search for an author: Prompt the user for a string, then display all books whose author’s name exactly matches the string.File bestsellers.txt is screenshotted below bestsellers 2.txt4/11/197611/27/2011Helen Hooven Santmeyer1876Gore VidalRandom HouseFictionStephen King...and Ladies of the ClubScribner.23337Fiction7/8/1984FictionPutnamFictionJames Patterson Little, BrownJames Patterson Little, BrownJames Patterson Little, BrownJames Patterson Little, BrownLee Child1st to Die2nd Chance3/25/20013/24/20023/21/20045/22/20056/6/2010FictionFictionFictionFiction10/16/2005S 3rd Degree4th of July61 HoursDelacorteyDiana Gabaldon PelacorteViking 4/29/2001A Breath of Snow and AshesA Common LifeA Dance With DragonsA Day Late and a Dollar ShortA Feast For CrowsA Lion Is In the StreetsA Man In FullA Painted House John GrishamA Perfect SpyA Rage to LiveA Shade of DifferenceA Thousand Splendid SunsA Tree Grows In BrooklynA Widow For One YearAccidentFictionJan KaronFictionGeorge R. R. MartinBantam7/31/2011FictionhoFictionFictionTerry McMillan Viking 2/4/2001George R. R. Martin11/27/2005McGrawBantamAdria Locke LangleyFarrar, Straus & Giroux 11/22/1998DoubledayKnopfRandom House7/1/1945FictionTom WolfeFictionin2/25/2001FictionLalJohn le Carre5/4/1986FictionJohn 0'Hara9/18/1949FictionAllen DruryDoubledayKhaled Hosseini Riverhead10/28/1962Fiction6/10/2007FictionBetty SmithHarper1/2/19446/14/1998FictionJohn IrvingDanielle Steel DelacorteRandom HouseFiction2/27/19948/24/2008Ernest HemingwayFictionAcheron Sherrilyn KenyonAcross the River and Into the TreesSt. Martin'sFictionScribner's10/15/1950FictionAllen DruryTom ClancyMichael CrichtonAdvise and ConsentDoubledayPutnam10/4/1959FictionAgainst All EnemiesAirframe7/3/201112/29/1996FictionKnopf4/7/1968FictionAirport Arthur HaileyDoubledayFiction 1 #include "Book.h"2 #include "BestSellers.h"3 #include 4 #include 5 using namespace std;6 int main()7 { BestSellers BestBooks;fstream fileIn("bestsellers.txt",ios::in);if (!fileIn){cout <« "No open"return 1;}string a,t,p,d,c;int choice=0;getline(fileIn,t,'\t'); // prime read of first title in filewhile (!fileIn.eof()){ getline(fileIn, a, '\t');getline(fileIn,p,'\t');getline(fileIn,d,'\t');getline(fileIn,c);Book b(t,a,p,d,c);// CREATE A BOOK OBJECT CONTAINING THE INFORMATION READ// CALL THE ADD METHOD OF THE BESTSELLERS CLASS AND PASS IT THE ABOVE OBJECTgetline(fileIn,t, '\t');}do89.10« endl;111213141516171819202122232425{ // display the menu of choices// get the user choice// perform the proper action// remember that the cin >> stops at white space and leaves the white space character (including the newline)// in the input buffer remember that the getline does not skip over white space in the buffer; therefore if you have a// cin >> followed by a getline, you must use the cin.ignore() after the cin >> to get the newline out of the input buff26272829303132333435363738394041} while (choice !=3);42 return 0;43 }

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The New York Times newspaper has published “best seller” lists since 1942. Book sales are tracked nationwide, leading to a list of those books which have recently sold the most copies. You will design, implement and test a C++ program which allows the user to search a subset of the books which have appeared in the New York Times best seller lists. For simplicity, the data set will only contain those books which have reached #1 on either of two lists (fiction and nonfiction) since 1942. The file included named bestsellers.txt contains the complete data set. Each line of the file contains the information for a separate book, which includes: title, author, publisher, date it first reached #1 on one of the best seller lists, and category (fiction or nonfiction). There is a tab character ('\t') between fields. Add a BestSellers class that contains a single attribute of a vector of Book objects, an addBook method that receives a Book object and adds it to the vector, and a display method that contains a for loop to display all the Book objects' data in the same format you used in Lab9Quiz. Your main function should do the following: Create a BestSellers object Read the file and for each line of data read do the following: Create a Book object using the data read Add the Book object to the vector of books objects in the BestSellers class by calling the addBook method on the BestSellers object. you created. After the entire file is read, the program will display a menu of options and allow the user to search for books which meet certain criteria. The menu options are: Display all books in a particular year: Prompt the user for a year, then display all books which reached the #1 spot in that year. Search for an author: Prompt the user for a string, then display all books whose author’s name exactly matches the string. File bestsellers.txt is screenshotted below

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