C++ program of bank application

Continuing to enhance our Bank application, refactor your code to read all the transactions from files onto arrays and do all your operations on the arrays instead of going back to the file system. The file must be updated with the array before exiting so that the data is still there the next time the user interacts with the system. Use the version of the application that has been split into a main and one or several library files that you accomplished in a previous assignment. Add an option to search transactions by an amount. When the search algorithm finds the amount, print the complete info for that transaction. Use binary search by first sorting the balances and then searching using binary search. Feel free to reuse code from a previous exercise or code shown in class. Extra Points +10 Add an option to sort and print transactions by any of the 4 columns, i.e., by date, type, description, and amount. +10 Add an option to search by any of the 4 columns Deliverables Submit a single ZIP file called [login to view URL] that contains the following files: [login to view URL] - has the main() function and makes use of the functions declared in the library. It does not contain any function or data type definitions. Includes the header to meet its dependencies [login to view URL] - implements the functions declared in the header LastnameFirstnameHw3Library.h - declares the functions and data types needed NOTE: 1. Class is not allowed 2. Arrays, searching, sorting, pointers, structure are preferred