Application of structured record type in an array

Need the following question answered: HOO Condominium has 3 BBQ pits available for booking by its residents. You are tasked to design and develop a program to allow the user to book a pit given a reservation date. If there is no available pit on the given reservation date, the user is prompt to re-enter the date or enter “E” to exit the system. You are required to use the following given data structures and variables for the program. struct BBQ { int BBQNumber; // Pit Number string cal_date; // calendar date bool available; // status of pit - true if available for booking }; struct Details { string ID; // Booking ID string name; // Name of resident string addr; // Address of resident string rdate; // Reservation date of pit double fees; // $$ charged for the pit }; struct Booking { Details booking_details; BBQ pit; }; const int SIZE = 3; Booking b; // Booking of pit BBQ pits[365][SIZE]; //2-D array that store the pits information for the year (a) Develop the function, initialize() that initializes the values for 2-D array, pits. The function prototype is void initialize(). You may use your own arbitrary values. (4 marks) (b) Design and develop a function, findBBQ() to find the available BBQ pit for booking. The function prototype is BBQ findBBQ(string). The function searches the 2-D array, pits to look up for the available pit with the given reservation date which is pass in as a string variable. It returns the structure record of type BBQ to the calling function. If there is no available pit, set the BBQNumber to 0. (7 marks) (c) Design and develop a function, bookBBQ () to book the pit when one is available for booking. The function prototype is void bookBBQ(Details, BBQ). The function sets the respective values of the structure record, Booking b to the pass-in arguments value. (4 marks) (d) Demonstrate your ability to test the code by developing a test driver to call the functions written in Part (a) to (c). The test driver performs at least the following: (i) Invoke the function, initialize() to store the values of pits. (ii) Uses a loop to prompt the user to enter the reservation date. If the user enters “E”, the loop terminates, otherwise it invokes the function, findBBQ(). If the returned BBQNumber is 0, it means there is no available BBQ pit on the selected date. Display the message, “No available BBQ pit on selected date, please re-enter another date or 'E' to exit.” If there is a pit available for booking, prompt the user to enter ID, name, address and fees and invoke the function, bookBBQ() to book the pit, setting the booking_details and pit of booking, including setting the data field, available to false. (iii) Display the details of the booking. Comment your codes. Refer to the sample output screen.