In this lesson, you will use Visual 2015 or 2017 C++ to write a program for the county auditor that uses parallel arrays to input, print, search, find largest amount due and sort the tax data. Input Data: The data below can be found in the prog3.txt input file. Address Amount Due 151 Acorn 500 161 Acorn 1500 200 Main 15000 500 Arcade 25000 181 Acorn 6000 120 Xenia 1000 200 Acorn 20000 Requirements 1. Use input file prog3.txt to load parallel arrays. 2. Use a menu?driven program with the following choices a. Display property tax data b. Look up taxes for a particular address c. Sort tax amounts into ascending order d. Display property address with the largest amount due e. Exit the program 3. Use the following 6 functions a. void loadArrays (string[], double[], int &); b. void showArrays (string[], double[], int); c. void lookUpTaxes (string[], double[], int); d. void sortTaxes (string[], double[], int); e. void biggestTaxes (string[], double[], int); f. int showMenu (); displays the menu and inputs and returns the users menu choice. 4. Main program a. Load the arrays from input file prog3.txt b. Use a while loop that calls showMenu to input and return the users menu choice, then call the appropriate function based on the users choice, using if .. else or switch. Hint: loadArrays(address, amtDue, length); choice = showMenu(); while (choice !=5) { if (choice ==1) { showArrays (address, amtDue, length); } else if (choice == 2) { lookUpTaxes (address, amtDue, length); } else if (choice ==3) { sortTaxes(address, amtDue, length); } else if (choice == 4) { biggestTaxes(address, amtDue, length); } else cout << "invlaid choice ? try again "; choice = showMenu(); } 5. Output must be labelled and easy to read as shown in the sample output below. 6. Appropriately pass parameters, declare local variables, so that you do not access global variables from the functions.

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151 Acorn 500 161 Acorn 1500 200 Main 15000 500 Arcade 25000 181 Acorn 6000 120 Xenia 1000 200 Acorn 20000