Code the errorhandler function and process the errors in the following code. use the following 2 txt files to for the code. make sure you use standard error (cerr) to output error messages. don’t forget the #include directive for that. this output is only performed in the errorhandler function. pass the function the amount, the status, and an informative message (be creative). in the program, look for the comments place error handling here. this is where you will want to interface with (call) the error handler. to simplify this we will use string literals for messages, and numeric literal for status as the arguments for the function call. for input data, the item in error, we will pass either the bad data (amount) or the file name experiencing a problem. there are seven calls to the interface. in the error handling function, replace "your code here" with all of the logic to process the incoming errors. consider possible ways to gracefully terminate (do not use exit).

if the status is one (1) then the function should resume processing after displaying the message. if the status is two (2) then the function should interrupt the program. considerations for interrupting the program should include closing the files properly, so you will need to figure out how to leave the program gracefully. don’t use exit.