$7\mathrm{.}1$ PA#$1$ Olympic Medal Count

Write a c$++$ program that tracks the medals won by countries participating at the Olympic Games.

Your program should use a structure named Country that keeps the following data for a given country $($use the provided member names$)$:

Country Name $($name$)$

Number of gold medals awarded $($gold$)$

Number of silver medals awarded $($silver$)$

Number of bronze medals awarded $($bronze$)$

The program should maintain an array of $8$ countries, initialized with the following data.

Country Gold Silver Bronze

Australia $111412$

Canada $501$

China $91411$

Great Britain $848$

Japan $81010$

Netherlands $767$

Russia $6108$

USA $1067$

When the program runs, it should repeat a loop that performs the following steps:

Print a numbered list of the Countries with column headers and corresponding data for each country on a separate row $($see "Sample execution" below for the exact format$).$ The "Total" column records the total number of medals awarded to that country. Use the following code to print the header. Infer the formatting of each row from this code.

cout $<<$ left

$<<$ setw$(3)<<"$N$"$

$<<$ setw$(15)<<$ "Country"

$<<$ right

$<<$ setw$(10)<<$ "Gold"

$<<$ setw $(10)<<$ "Silver"

$<<$ setw $(10)<<$ "Bronze"

$<<$ setw$(10)<<$ "Total"

$<<$ endl;

The user is prompted enter the country number or quit $($enter $0$ to quit$)$

If the country number is not $0,$ then the user is prompted to enter the medal type awarded $($G for gold, S for silver, and B for bronze$).$ And, if the input is valid, the medal count for the indicated country is incremented appropriately.

The loop repeats until the user enters $0$ to quit.

When the user quits the program, the program should display a message indicating the total medals awarded to all countries, and which country has the most Gold medals.

Your program must include these four functions

showResults to display the table of countries, given the array of Countries.

addMedal to update the medal counts: given the array of Countries, a country number, and a medal character, it increments the appropriate medal count. This function should NOT contain a loop, it should NOT do any input$/$output$.$ The main program loop should be in main. If the country number or medal character is invalid it should do nothing $($not output an error message$).$

totalMedals to determine the total number of medals awarded, given the array of Countries, it should NOT do any input$/$output$.$ It must return an int value.

mostTotalMedals to determine which country has the most medals, given the array of Countries, it should NOT do any input$/$output$.$ It must return the index of the country with the most gold medals. It must return an int value.

Sample execution:

N Country Gold Silver Bronze Total

$1$ Australia $11141237$

$2$ Canada $5016$

$3$ China $9141134$

$4$ Great Britain $84820$

$5$ Japan $8101028$

$6$ Netherlands $76720$

$7$ Russia $610824$

$8$ USA $106723$

Enter the country number $(0$ to quit$)$:

$2$

Enter the medal type $($G$,$S$,$ or B$)$:

S

N Country Gold Silver Bronze Total

$1$ Australia $11141237$

$2$ Canada $5117$

$3$ China $9141134$

$4$ Great Britain $84820$

$5$ Japan $8101028$

$6$ Netherlands $76720$

$7$ Russia $610824$

$8$ USA $106723$

Enter the country number $(0$ to quit$)$:

$0$

Total medals Awarded: $193$

Country with the most Medals: Australia