Write a C/C++ program to read a text file and count the number of occurances of the words present in the file. Display the words in sorted order (increasing order of their counts). Your program should be structured as follows: readFile.cpp: file handling file -- functions to read a text file readFile.h: function declaration of the functions present in readFile.cpp charHandle.cpp: string handling file -- any function which performs string manipulation 1. extracting strings from the buffer read from the read function define in readFile.cpp 2. counting of the words charHandle.h: function declaration wordSort.cpp: sort handling file. -- all the sorting related function should be placed under this file. wordSort.h: sort functions declarations myProg.cpp: the file which contains only main() function. Note: you can give the file name of your choice. If required, you can also create more files and more functions. Every module/function should be as small as possible i.e., each module should perform smallest possible task. All the user's data type declarations/ function declarations should be placed under *.h files. The definition of the functions should be placed under *.cpp files. The main program should have only the main function.
