Background

This assignment aims to challenge students to work with basic input$/$output$,$ simple data structures

such as arrays and vectors, and user interaction in $C++,$ providing them with a fun and engaging

project that combines programming skills with a bit of creativity from CS$135($or any programming

class that you have taken at a different institution$).$ You will also practice reading CSV files for

the first, second, third, or fourth time. Note that the output of your program will be two printed

maps $-$ an outline of the United States map and the same outline with states$/$cities superimposed

on it$,$ and the interactions between the user and your program.

Requirements

ASCII Map Generator:

The program must create a visual representation of the United States map using ASCII

characters. Each state$/$city should be represented with its corresponding label.

The map should be display on the terminal$/$console$,$ maintaining the relative geograph$-$

ical positions of the states.

User Interaction:

Implement a user$-$friendly interface that prompts the user to input the name of a state.

The program should handle both uppercase and lowercase inputs, and it should provide

error handling for invalid inputs.

State Information Retrieval:

Design your code with modular functions to enhance readability and maintainability.

Implement proper documentation and comments to explain the code logic and function$-$

alities.

Data Structures:

Utilize appropriate data structures to store information about the states and their cor$-$

responding details.

The only data structures that you are allowed to use for this programming assignment

are arrays and$/$or vectors.

Error Handling:

Implement error handling mechanism to deal with invalid input and guide the user in

case of mistakes.

Your program should never terminate from an invalid name of a city. Instead, it ought

to "guess" what the user meant to type when searching for a city by providing a possible

answer or a list of possible answers.