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Write a program that can currently report the positive number of COVID-19 positive RT- PTR tests as numerator (include diagnostic tests and screening tests, when analyzed at CLIA-Certified laboratories), divide by the total number of RT_PCR tests with positive and negative results as denominator: (positive/totaltests) x 100%. If data receives at the federal level are de identified and therefore not able to be linked at the person level, prompt a method 2 (people over test) and method 3 (people over people). Figure 1: Three ways in which percent positivity can be calculated for COVID-19 laboratory tests Test over test-used by CDC # of positive tests (# positive tests + # negative tests) + i People over tests-used by some states # of new people with positive tests (# of positive tests + # of negative tests) + Thi ++ in People over People used by some states # of new people with positive tests (# of people with positive tests + # of people with negative tests) Positive laboratory test result Negative laboratory test result Resulted tests in data provided to CDC by states and local health departments are assigned to a 7-day timeframe based on the top test-related date available in the data according to the following hierarchy: 1. Test date (day the laboratory had a test result) 2. Result date (day the laboratory sent the result to the requestor) 3. Specimen received date (day accessioned by lab) 4. Specimen collection date (day specimen collected from patient) Test results are assigned to a geography based on a hierarchy of test-related locations: 1. Patient location 2. Provider facility location You have to apply at least ONE (1) function in your program and 3 other techniques that you think are suitable to solve the problem statement. Discuss with your lecturer how to apply it. Write important comments to describe the program (including the programmer's name of each function) Your program should have a main menu with several options. Your program should also include appropriate error handling