Write in C++:

Write a menu-driven program to illustrate the use of a linked list. The entries will only consist of integer number keys (values). The program should implement the following options in order:

Insert- insert a key into a list- not allowing duplicate integers.

Delete- delete a key from the list.

Search- finds or does not find a particular key in the list.

Print- prints the list graphically in horizontal form. If the list is empty output- "Nothing to print".

Size- count of all the keys in the list.

Sort- sorts the keys in the list in ascending order.

Reverse- reverses the order of the keys in the list

Rotate- moves the key at the front of the list to the end of the list. If the list has 0 or 1 elements it should have no effect on the list.

Shift- rearranges the keys of a list by moving to the end of the list all values that are in odd number positions (indexes) and otherwise preserving list order.

Clear - delete all the keys from the list. Output "Empty List".

Quit- Quit the program.

The print list option should consist of a data field which is an integer and pointer to the next node. It should look similar to below: Error check all menu inputs. A linked list data structure must be used. Output should be user friendly