In C++

We take for granted all the place that we see arrays on a daily basis. One that I know I'm sure familiar with is the one I interact with on my commute as I aimlessly scan through my radio dial looking for something, anything(!), to listen to on my way to work or home. Today you will create a radio interface that:

Uses arrays to hold data for FM1, FM2, AM, and either a CD or MP3 folder (10 POINTS)

each radio cluster will hold 6 radio entries

the CD or MP3 folder will hold at least 10 songs

Uses named constants to control the sizes of the arrays and the looping mechanisms (10 POINTS)

Uses formatted output to properly display a radio control set and radio output (20 POINTS)

Clearly shows the driver what is on the radio (the station at least) (10 of the 20 points)

Clearly indicates to the driver how to interact (change stations) (the remaining 10 of the 20 points)

Repaints the display so the driver can see what's going on (you can use system dependent code here) (5 POINTS)

Function to allow the user to change / save a radio station into saved stations (20 POINTS)

Loops as long as the driver has the car running and until the key is removed (option to kill radio) (5 POINTS