Write a code fragment where you read user’s entries from the keyboard into three variables - an item ID (int), item name (string), and item price (double), combine these variables, separated by commas, into a single string record and write this record to a text file. Make sure that the file was successfully opened for writing, and close the file when finished.  Include all required pre-processor directives. Declare all variables as required. Example of the input: 123 Keyboard and mouse 65.85 Example of the output in the text file: 123,Keyboard and mouse,65.85

Add the ability to convert an entire message into Morse code, as well as the ability to handle a data file comprising numerous entries. Change your input validation code so that the user has an infinite number of opportunities to enter valid responses. Your program should run until the user selects the "quit" option from your menu. Add a menu option to provide the user the option of processing a data file. Add another way to exit the program. When your software starts, the menu should be the first item that appears. The menu format should be the same as in the Sample Output. Allow the user to make more menu selections until they select the option to exit. Before soliciting the user for a menu selection, always show the menu. Handle an incorrect menu option correctly. The user should have an infinite number of opportunities to enter a valid menu option. Validate the user's input for the number of words sent so that numbers less than one are not accepted. Allow the user an unlimited…

Using Python

All I need is the main.cpp file Programming Specifications: Task:  Two files have been provided (wordcounter.h and wordcount.cpp).  You must open a text file, read in each word until end of file, add each word to the WordCount library and print the report. Your program must request a filename of a text file that contains words to count. You must check to see if it is a valid file and issue an error message if not and request a new file name until a valid one is entered. You must have at least one function that either passes in a parameter and at least one function that returns a value. You can have a single routine that does both. You must declare the class object properly, use AddWord() to add the word to the catalog and use PrintSummary() to produce the output. Design Considerations: The file will contain only words (no punctuation or special characters) less than or equal to 13 letters.  There will be no limit to the number of words. You must open the file and read each…

Create any program and then: Show file input (get your input from a file) File output (output to a file) File append (add to the end of a file) Also,Try to have your code handle an error if for example you try to read from a file that doesn’t exist.