Process the input file

When your program starts it must read all data from the file and process it$.$ After processing the file, the program must print the following message to stdout

"Processed file XYZ and parsed data for M movies"

where XYZ is the name of the file that has been process and M is the number of movies whose data has been processed $($this will be $1$ less than than the number of lines in the file because the first line has the column headers$).$

E$.$g$.,$ Processed file movies$\_$sample$\_1.$csv and parsed data for $24$ movies

Interactive Functionality

Next your program should display a menus of interactive choices to the user and process the selected choice as described below. For the text of messages to print, see the section "Sample Program Execution."

$1.$ Show movies released in a specified year

If the user chooses this option, then ask them to enter a year and

Display the names of all the movies released in that year, one on each line

If the data doesn't have any movies released in that year, print a message about this.

Your program can assume that the user will enter a $4$ digit integer for the year between $1900$ and $2021($inclusive of these years$)$

$2.$ Show highest rated movie for each year

If the user chooses this option, then for each year for which at least one movie was released, display a movie that had the highest rating along with the year and the rating with one line per year.

In case of ties, display any one movie that had the highest rating that year.

Display the data in the form: YYYY RatingValue MovieTitle

The data doesn't have to be sorted by year or by rating value.

E$.$g$.,$

$20108\mathrm{.}5$ Avengers: Infinity War

$20128\mathrm{.}1$ The Avengers

$3.$ Show movies and their year of release for a specific language

If the user chooses this option, ask them to enter a language and

For all movies released in the specified language

Display the year of release and the movie title, one line per movie

If the data doesn't include any movie released in this language, print a message about it$.$

You should only do an exact match on the language entered by the user

E$.$g$.,$ "English" shouldn$$t match "english"

You can assume that the length of the language string entered by the user will be less than $20$ character.

$4.$ Exit

If the user choose this option, the program should exit.

Notes:

For the interaction choice if the user enters an incorrect integer $($i$.$e$.,$ something other than $1$ to $4),$ print an error message and again present the $4$ choices to the user.

You can assume that when the program asks user to enter an integer, the user will indeed enter an integer $($i$.$e$.,$ you don't need to verify the data type of the user input$).$

Don't assume that the languages in the test file will be the same as the ones that appear in the sample file.

Don$$t make an assumption about the number of distinct languages that can appear in the test file.