Write a struct object to a binary file 1.) Include the following in the driver. cpp file (in the Cats project above)
2.) Prompt the user to enter one more cat record, and then write the data to the critters. bin file. Include code so that when the data is written to file, it is appended (added on to the - end of the existing data).
3.) After the new cat has been written to file, use a while loop to read the critters. bin file and display all four records. - With each iteration, one cat object should be read and then displayed on the screen. - Set the while loop to execute four iterations.
4.) Open the critters. bin file and verify that the file was written successfully - Use the setw0 function to output the name and age in columns. (see output) - What library does setw) require? - Does setw) align left or right? Note: To change output to left align: cout << setw(10) << left << cat. name;
5.) Turn in a screen print of the binary file, as shown below, along with your code and output.
OUTPUT Enter 3 cat records. Enter information about a cat: NAME: Tom AGE: 5 Enter information about a cat: NAME: Fluffy AGE: 3 Enter information about a cat: NAME: Sweet Pea AGE: 2 Record written to file Enter one more cat NAME: Jasmin AGE: 4 Here is a list of all cats: Tom Fluffy 3 Sweet Pea 2 Jasmin 4 Press any key to continue.