Write a program and pseudo-code that will first receive from the user as input the name of an input file and an output file. it will then read in a list of names, id #s, and balances (person’s record) from the input file specified (call it infile. txt). as it reads the records from the input file will format and output the records to the output file (call it a file. txt). in addition, the program will find the person with the larger and smaller balance; it will also add the balances for all persons. then, the program will print to the output file, the record for the person with the larger balance, smaller balance, total balance for all persons and average balance for all persons (see output file format sample below). your program will need to use a while loop to read the person records from the input file. finally, create a header file for all your preprocessor directives, prototypes and constants as discussed in class.

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