For C++:

Generate 30 Random numbers between 1 and 58 Store the numbers in an array Array entries are not sorted and can be duplicates. Read the numbers one at a time and store them in a link list while adhering to the following conditions: . As you copy the content of the randomly generated numbers from the array to the linked list, be sure to eliminate redundant numbers in the linked list and Maintain the linked list numbers in ascending sorted order as you add more numbers Track the redundant numbers separately by storing all duplicates in an array, and how each number is repeated. Output: print the following to both console and textile: The content of the originally generated array. 10 points The content of the link list. 10 points The content of the array/another data structure) used for storing each number and it frequency. 10 points Tacking the number of elements stored in the linked list. 10 points All output must have proper text headings and formatting when printed to both a file and the screen. 10 points. . You must have at least two files: one for storing the data structure and the related functions (e.g., header file). The second for storing the client code: the file with main method. Each function must perform only one task: 10 points Overall code quality and performing proper functionalities. 10 points Example: Code one function to generate the random numbers and store them into an array Another function to add to the linked list. Another function to print the sorted array to file And so on. Random numbers: Array1: 15, 2, 8, 2, 2, ---- not in order and may have duplicates Linked List 2, 8, 15... Array2 of duplicates:2, 2: not in order and consists of all instances except the first instance of the number Output to file and screen: Array1 Linked list and how many elements in the linked list. Array2