This is for C++: Assume that you have a file that contains the weekly average prices for a gallon of gas in the United States for the past 3 years. The data is stored in the file as records. Each record contains the average price of a gallon of gas on a specific date. Each record contains the following fields:The month, stored as an integer. January = 1, February = 2, etc.The day of the month, stored as an integer.The year, stored as an integer.The average price of a gallon of gas on the specified date, stored as a real number, rounded to 3 decimal places.Design a program that reads the file and displays the lowest and highest gas prices, as well as the dates for those prices.

THE ALGORITHM:- 1. Open gasPrices.txt 2. Read each line of the file 3. Split each line into 4 parts: month, date, year, price 4. Convert the price from a string to a float 5. Compare the price to the current minimum price 6. If the price is lower than the current minimum, update the minimum price and the corresponding month, date, and year 7. Repeat steps 5-7 for the maximum price 8. Print the minimum price and the corresponding month, date, and year 9. Print the maximum price and corresponding month, date, and year THE CODE IS SHOWN BELOW:- #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <sstream> #include <string> using namespace std; void printMinimumPrice() { ifstream inFile; inFile.open("gasPrices.txt"); string line; string T; string min_month, min_date, min_year; float min_price= 1000000; while (getline(inFile, line)) { stringstream X(line); getline(X, T, ' '); string month= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string date= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string year= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string price= T; float f_price = std::stof(price); if(f_price < min_price) { min_price= f_price; min_month= month; min_date= date; min_year= year; } } cout<< "Lowest Price is "<< min_price<< " on date "<< min_year<< "-"<< min_month<< "-"<< min_date<< endl; inFile.close(); } void printMaximumPrice() { ifstream inFile; inFile.open("gasPrices.txt"); string line; string T; string max_month, max_date, max_year; float max_price= 0; while (getline(inFile, line)) { stringstream X(line); getline(X, T, ' '); string month= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string date= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string year= T; getline(X, T, ' '); string price= T; float f_price = std::stof(price); if(f_price > max_price) { max_price= f_price; max_month= month; max_date= date; max_year= year; } } cout<< "Highest Price is "<< max_price<< " on date "<< max_year<< "-"<< max_month<< "-"<< max_date<< endl; inFile.close(); } int main() { printMinimumPrice(); printMaximumPrice(); } gasPrices.txt file 1 10 2021 100.0122 11 2022 120.1233 12 2022 110.2314 13 2020 130.342 CODE SNIP:-TXT FILE SNIP:-THE OUTPUT SNIP:-

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Assume that you have a file that contains the weekly average prices for a gallon of gas in the United States for the past 3 years. The data is stored in the file as records. Each record contains the average price of a gallon of gas on a specific date. Each record contains the following fields:

The month, stored as an integer. January = 1, February = 2, etc.
The day of the month, stored as an integer.
The year, stored as an integer.
The average price of a gallon of gas on the specified date, stored as a real number, rounded to 3 decimal places.

Design a program that reads the file and displays the lowest and highest gas prices, as well as the dates for those prices.

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string line;
string T;
string min_month, min_date, min_year;
float min_price= 1000000;
while (getline (inFile, line))
{
stringstream X(line);
getline (X, T,' ');
string month= T;
getline (X, T, ' ');
string date= T;
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getline (X, T, ');
string year T;
getline (X, T, ' ');
string price= T;
float f_price= std::stof (price);
if(f_price < min_price)
{
min_price= f_price;
min_month= month;
min_date= date;
min_year= year;
}
cout << "Lowest Price is "<< min_price<< " on date "<< min_year<< "-"<< min_month<< "-"<< min_date<< endl;
inFile.close();
}
void printMaximumPrice()
{
ifstream inFile;
infile.open("gasPrices.txt");
string line;
string T;
string max_month, max_date, max_year;
float max_price= 0;
while (getline (inFile, line))
{
stringstream X(line);
getline (X, T, ' ');
string month= T;
getline (X, T,
string date= T;
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getline (X, T,
');
');
string year= T;
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getline (X, T, ');
string price= T;

Lowest Price is le+06 on date --
Highest Price is 0 on date
Process exited after 0.06144 seconds with return value 0
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