C$++$ Question

Complete please full code assignment

Overview

For this assignment, you are going to load a series of files containing data and search the loaded data for specific criteria.

That might sound a bit dry, but the files contain information about LEGO sets, and everyone loves LEGO! The structure of

this assignment is a bit open$-$ended; you can solve this problem in any way that you see fit.

Description

First things first, the files: There are $3$ main data files that you will be loading in this assignment:

$$ lego$1.$csv

$$ lego$2.$csv

$$ lego$3.$csv

The data that you will be loading is information about a LEGO set:

$1.$ Its set number $($really a string, something like: $10195-1)$

$2.$ The theme it comes from $($City$,$ Technic, Star Wars, etc.$)$

$3.$ The name of the set

$4.$ How many parts and minifigures it contains $($if any$)$

$5.$ Its price in US dollars $$ for this variable, use a double instead of a float

Your goal is to read this from $1$ of or more of these files, store the data, and then search it based on a few different criteria.

Main.cpp is the only file required for this assignment, but you are free to write any class$/$functions that you see fit to assist

you solve this problem. Main.cpp has some structure to it already to help you get started. Take some time to think about

the problem, and how you might go about this before diving in$.$

Searches

The different searches you will perform will be based on a menu that might look like this:

$1.$ Most expensive

$2.$ Largest piece count

$3.$ Search for set name containing...

$4.$ Search themes...

$5.$ Part count information

$6.$ Price information

$7.$ Minifigure information

$8.$ If you bought one of everything...

cout Most Expensive set" $$ endl; cout Largest piece count" $$ endl; cout Search for set name containing..." $$ endl; cout Search themes..." $$ endl;cout Part count information" $$ endl;cout $"6.$ Price information" $$ endl;cout Minifigure information" $$ endl;cout $"8.$ If you bought one of everything..." $$ end$]$ cout $"0.$ Exit" $$ endl;int choice; cin $$ choice;cin.get$()$; $//$ clear newline character for any later j $//^(**)=======$ Print out how many sets were loaded $=======3//**=======$ Based on the choice, execute the appropriate $//"=======$ show the results $=======**//$return $0$;$\}\}$Sample Outputs

There are headers in each file as you see in the picture and also picture for needed output