Using the data file capabilities of C++, create a Personnel file, personnel.dat on your drive and the C++ program that will write employee data to that file. Your file will contain six employees:   Last Name:     Jones               Kirk                 McCoy            Doe                 Boop               Rabbitt First Name:    Davy                James               Leonard           Jayne               Betty               Jessica Worker ID:    D1234             K2231             M1856             D0104             B2525             R0331 Hours:            20.5                 40                    45                    25.5                 40                    40 Pay Rate:        $10.25             $15.50             $20.97             $10.00             $16.00             $15.00 Tax Rate:        0.05                 0.25                 0.3                   0.05                 0.10                 0.3   Each employee's record should also include three MORE fields for:             Gross Pay = Hours X Pay Rate             Taxes = Gross Pay * Tax Rate             Net Pay = Gross Pay - (Gross Pay X Tax Rate)            This assignment will have two parts:             1) Entering, writing, records into the file.                      The logic should allow the user to enter as many records as they wish, compute Gross Pay and Net Pay. Write the data to the data file, Personnl.Dat. Put a single blank between each data field to act as a default delimiter.             2) Reading records from the file and printing them on the screen.                      Retrieve each record. Read a record and check for the EOF. Since you really don't know how many records are in the data file, use a while loop. The loop will read the record at the end of the loop.   Be sure to format appropriate values as currency. See if you can format the hours as decimal with 1 decimal position (i.e. 40 hours as 40.0 hours). Use a While loop around the main logic to let the user keep adding or reading instead of one pass through the entire program logic.   One combined program…..the application must allow the user to switch between writing records and reading them (write two separate programs and your grade “suffers”).   Display your employee output as an “itemized display”. Present a “menu” as an interface to the user.                   Enter an Option         1 - Write new Records to the Data file         2 - Display Records From the Data file to the Screen         3 - Find ALL Records with a Pay Rate Less than $ "N" Dollars Per Hour         4 - QUIT                           Enter Your option: 2 Output Example (reading the file’s records):                   Record #1 Employee ID: AD2201 Last Name: Pokemon      First Name: Pikachu Hours Worked: 40.00     Pay Per Hour: $12.34    Gross Pay: $493.60 Taxes: $14.81     Net Pay: $478.79 Employee Tax Rate: 3.00%                        Record #2 Employee ID: AF0091 Last Name: Pokemon      First Name: Squirtel Hours Worked: 35.67     Pay Per Hour: $23.54    Gross Pay: $839.67 Taxes: $25.19    Net Pay: $814.48 Employee Tax Rate: 3.00%                        Record #3 Employee ID: AS2333 Last Name: Tralfaz      First Name: Henri Hours Worked: 34.50     Pay Per Hour: $23.45    Gross Pay: $809.03 Taxes: $161.81  Net Pay: $647.22 Employee Tax Rate: 20.00%      Your data file opened under an ASCII editor such as Notepad should appear in a configuration like: AD2201 Pokemon Pikachu 40.00 12.34 493.60 14.81 14.81 463.98 0.03 0.03 AF0091 Pokemon Squirtel 35.67 23.54 839.67 25.19 33.59 780.89 0.03 0.04 AS2333 Tralfaz Henri 34.50 23.45 809.03 161.81 242.71 404.51 0.20 0.30 DA1120 Pokemon Pikachu 40.00 12.35 494.00 14.82 12.35 466.83 0.03 0.03 DC2231 Pokemon Balbasaur 33.50 12.34 413.39 8.27 4.13 400.99 0.02 0.01                    Enter an Option         1 - Write new Records to the Data file         2 - Display Records From the Data file to the Screen         3 - Find ALL Records with a Pay Rate Less than $ "N" Dollars Per Hour         4 - QUIT                           Enter Your option: 3           Finding ALL Employees with Pay Rates Less than $ "N" Per Hour         Enter the Pay Rate Amount to Find All Employees have a Pay Rate "Less" than: 15.75                     Record #1         Employee ID: AD220         Last Name: Pokemon      First Name: Pikachu         Hours Worked: 40.00     Pay Per Hour: $12.34    Gross Pay: $493.60         Federal Taxes: $14.81   State Taxes $14.81      Net Pay: $463.98         Employee Federal Tax Rate: 3.00%        Employee State Tax Rate: 3.00%