can you modifey my code to using the following reqirements.

Your program must define a class that contains the following member variables and functions:

a private string that contains the name of the file.

a private array of the same structure as defined in Week $07$: Programming Assignment. The structure should also be defined privately inside the class.

a public constructor that initializes the name of the file data member. The name of the data file should be passed into the constructor as a parameter.

a public Boolean returning function to read and store data into the array of the structures data member. This function should take no parameters and return a status of either success or failure $($i$.$e$.,$ true or false$).$

a public void function that is used to calculate the average bowling score. This function should take no parameters. It should fill the array of structures data member with the average score of each bowler.

a public void function to output the results, including file name, bowler name, scores and average, to the console and a file named scores.dat. This function should take no parameters.

Your program must also implement a main function that is used to create an instance of the class mentioned above and call its public functions to exercise$/$test the classes implementation.

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

#define NUM$\_$SCORES $4$

$//$ Structure to hold bowler's data

struct Bowler $\{$

string name;

int scores$[$NUM$\_$SCORES$]$;

int average;

$\}$;

$//$ Function to read and store data into an array of structures

bool GetBowlingData$($string file, vector& bowlers$)\{$

ifstream fin$($file$.$c$\_$str$())$;

if $(!$fin$)\{$

return false;

$\}$

Bowler tempBowler;

while $($fin $>>$ tempBowler.name $>>$ tempBowler.scores$[0]>>$ tempBowler.scores$[1]>>$ tempBowler.scores$[2]>>$ tempBowler.scores$[3])\{$

bowlers.push$\_$back$($tempBowler$)$;

$\}$

fin.close$()$;

return true;

$\}$

$//$ Function to calculate the average bowling score

void CalculateAverages$($vector& bowlers$)\{$

for $($auto& bowler : bowlers$)\{$

int total $=0$;

for $($int i $=0$; i $<$ NUM$\_$SCORES; $++$i$)\{$

total $+=$ bowler.scores$[$i$]$;

$\}$

bowler.average $=$ total $/$ NUM$\_$SCORES;

$\}$

$\}$

$//$ Function to output the results to console and file

void PrettyPrintResults$($const vector& bowlers$)\{$

ofstream outfile$("$scores$.$dat"$)$;

if $(!$outfile$)\{$

cerr $<<$ "Unable to open file scores.dat." $<<$ endl;

return;

$\}$

for $($const auto& bowler : bowlers$)\{$

cout $<<$ bowler.name $<<"......"<<$ bowler.scores$[0]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[1]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[2]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[3]<<""<<$ bowler.average $<<$ endl;

outfile $<<$ bowler.name $<<"......"<<$ bowler.scores$[0]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[1]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[2]<<""<<$ bowler.scores$[3]<<""<<$ bowler.average $<<$ endl;

$\}$

outfile.close$()$;

$\}$

int main$()\{$

vector bowlers;

$//$ Reading bowling data from file

if $(!$GetBowlingData$("$BowlingScores$.$txt$",$ bowlers$))\{$

cout $<<$ "Error with the file" $<<$ endl;

return $0$;

$\}$

$//$ Calculating average scores

CalculateAverages$($bowlers$)$;

$//$ Printing results to console and file

PrettyPrintResults$($bowlers$)$;

return $0$;

$\}$