For this program, you are going to modify your previous program (program 3) so that it will now have a menu to see if the user wants to read the input from a file or interactively. If the user wants to read the input from a file, then the output will also go into a different file. If the user wants to read the input interactively, then the output will go to the screen.

Your initial menu will look like the following:
Menu
<1> Read data from a file
<2> Read data interactively
Enter choice:

Here is a sample input file:

21 25
30 30
10 12
55 60
-1 /* this is the flag to end inputting the assignment data */
21 25
30 30
10 12
21 25
30 30

Here is another sample input file:

21 25
30 30
10 12
55 60
-1 /* this is the flag to end inputting the assignment data */
21 25
-1 /* this is the flag to end inputting the midterm exam data */
21 25
30 30


On the due date, students should hand in an updated/corrected flow chart of the program and a printout of the source code (make sure it is documented properly according to the UHCL guidelines) (in an envelope) during class, and upload the source code to the link on my website.

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