Using Visual Studio C++, write a program that satisfies the following (make sure to explain where rates.txt file is saved and that the output file is displayed at the end of the program:

Assignment: You are given an input file rates.txt with the following sample data:

NewYork	Delhi	1.99	2.00	0.45
NewYork	London	1.50	1.75	0.35
Chicago	Bombay	1.99	2.00	0.45
Chicago	Bangkok	1.75	1.95	0.40

Each input line consists of the city from where the call is placed, the city to which the call is placed, the connection fee, amount for the first three minutes, and the amount for every additional minute after the first three minutes. Write a program that calculates the amount for a call placed for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, and 1 hour (60 minutes), and stores it in an output file called a05output.txt. Format the output to two decimal places.

Requirements: You must use the function prototypes given below. If input file or output file does not open, output an error message and exit the program. You can add more functions if you like.

bool openInputFile(ifstream &, string filename);

bool openOutputFile(ofstream &, string filename);

void calculate(ifstream &, ofstream &);

Sample of your Output file

City from	City to	15min	30min	45min	60min
NewYork	Delhi	9.39	16.14	22.89	29.64
NewYork	London	7.45	12.70	17.95	23.20
Chicago	Bombay	9.39	16.14	22.89	29.64
Chicago	Bangkok	8.50	14.50	20.50	26.50

Design Considerations Please use a while loop to read all lines of text from input file. Keep the input file in the same directory as your project.

Deliverables: You must use all the given function prototypes and not change them. You can add more functions if you like. Please upload your program source code (.cpp file) as usual. Be sure to comment your code as required, and to acknowledge any sources of help you may have received. Your header comments should include the identification of the assignment and your name. It should also include a comment indicating any sources of help you may have received. If there were none, the line should read:

// Sources: None.