Consider a file that contains student grades such as the following: Jane Lee 100 Aaron X. Schmidt 37 Frank von Tardy 2 ... As with the country names, the student names dont have a fixed number of words. To process the input, read one line of input at a time. Then, starting from the end of the line, keep moving toward the beginning until you no longer see digits. Then break the line up into a name and a grade. Remember to remove any spaces between the name and the grade.

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Consider a file that contains student grades such as the following: As with the country names, the student names don't have a fixed number of words. To process the input, read one line of input at a time. Then, starting from the end of the line, keep moving toward the beginning until you no longer see digits. Then break the line up into a name and a grade. Remember to remove any spaces between the name and the grade. Not all lines are useful. Mouse: Drag/drop Keyboard: Grab/release (or Move +. Cancel main.cpp Load default template... \#include \#include \#include using namespace std; void process(string name, string grade); int main() \{ ifstream in; in.open( "scores.txt"); return 0 ; \} void process(string name, string grade) \{ \} Mouse: Drag/drop Keyboard: Grab/release (or I. Move Cancel Esc Unused main.cpp v Load default template