Write a C++ program to do the following: Read the attached file ("TextFile.txt")  and the count the number of times each alphabetic letter is used. Do not count punctuation, whitespace, or numbers. Only count letters a-z. When counting, treat lower and upper case characters the same. Use the attached CPP program as a guide to manage the counting. Use the structure and array provided to maintain counts. See examples in the program. When the all processing is completed, display the total for all letter counts. Example Output Below.:  This numbers below are not intended to be accurate. No special formatting required but should be readable.

Write a C++ program to do the following:

Read the attached file ("TextFile.txt")  and the count the number of times each alphabetic letter is used. Do not count punctuation, whitespace, or numbers. Only count letters a-z. When counting, treat lower and upper case characters the same.

Use the attached CPP program as a guide to manage the counting. Use the structure and array provided to maintain counts. See examples in the program.

When the all processing is completed, display the total for all letter counts.

Example Output Below.:  This numbers below are not intended to be accurate. No special formatting required but should be readable.

A:  103

B:  15

C: 22
... // remaining letters
Z: 4

cpp code:

#include "stdafx.h"

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

struct LetterCount

{

    char letter;

    int count;

};

// declare an array of structure

const int MAXLETTERS = 26;

LetterCount myLetterCount[MAXLETTERS];

int main()

{

      // initialize - MOVE THIS TO A METHOD

      for (int idx = 0; idx<MAXLETTERS; idx++) {

      myLetterCount[idx].count = 0;

      myLetterCount[idx].letter = 'a' + idx; // this will load a-z

  }

      // search and inc EXAMPLE

      char letterToFind = 'a';

      for (int idx = 0; idx<MAXLETTERS; idx++) {

         if (myLetterCount[idx].letter == letterToFind) {

            // inc the count here

      }

  }

       // showLetterCounts - MOVE THIS TO A METHOD

      for (int idx = 0; idx<MAXLETTERS; idx++) {

      cout << myLetterCount[idx].letter << " " << myLetterCount[idx].count << endl;

  }

}

TextFile:

"Count On Me"