The text file HighScoreTable.txt stores the top seven player scores for a game. The data in the file is stored in the order: Player ID Game level Score Each item of data is stored on a new line. For example, the first set of data in the file is: Player ID: GHEH Game level: 3 Score: 10

1. (a)The data about the players and their scores is stored in a 2D array of strings with the identifier HighScores. The first dimension of the array has seven elements: one for each player. The second dimension of the array has three elements: one for the player ID, one for the game level and one for the score. All data is stored in the array as strings. HighScores is declared local to the main program, and all elements are initialised to an empty string, for example "". Write program code to declare and initialise HighScores. Save your program as Question3_N24. Copy and paste the program code into part 3(a) in the evidence document.[2]
2. (b)The function ReadData() reads the data from HighScoreTable.txt and stores the data in a 2D array. The function returns the 2D array. The function uses exception handling when opening and reading data from the file. Write program code for ReadData(). Save your program. Copy and paste the program code into part 3(b) in the evidence document.[5]
3. (c)The procedure OutputHighScores() takes a 2D array as a parameter. It outputs each player's ID, level and score in the order they are in the array. The outputs are in the format: GHEH reached level 3 with a score of 10 Write program code for OutputHighScores(). Save your program. Copy and paste the program code into part 3(c) in the evidence document.[2]
4. (d)The scores in HighScoreTable.txt are not in order. The player scores are first sorted by the game level they reached. For example, all players that reached level 5 are higher in the high score table than players that reached level 4. The players that reached the same level are then sorted in descending order of score. An example sorted high score table is: Position | Player ID | Game level | Score 1 | GFED | 5 | 25 2 | HJKM | 4 | 21 3 | RERR | 4 | 19 4 | TTYU | 4 | 15 5 | WSVG | 3 | 20 6 | PPTR | 3 | 15 7 | SNQT | 2 | 10 The function SortScores() uses a bubble sort to sort the data as described and returns the sorted array. Write program code for SortScores(). Save your program. Copy and paste the program code into part 3(d) in the evidence document.[4]
5. (e)(i)Amend the main program to implement these steps in the order given: • call ReadData() and store the returned array in HighScores • output "Before" • call OutputHighScores() with HighScores as a parameter • call SortScores() and store the returned array in HighScores • output "After" • call OutputHighScores() with HighScores as a parameter. Save your program. Copy and paste the program code into part 3(e)(i) in the evidence document.[2]
6. (e)(ii)Test your program Take a screenshot of the output. Save your program. Copy and paste the screenshot into part 3(e)(ii) in the evidence document.[2]