This assignment is write the code in C++ with the description in the file attached. You will will write the code using visual studio

There are 3 parts , using SAS to produce the answer , save as three files, one program file, one output file, and one log file for the entire assignment.see attached file for more questions.1. Using an Iterative DO Statement with a Conditional ClauseOrion’s income last year was $50,000,000 and expenses totaled $38,750,000. Income is projectedto increase at 1% per year and expenses are expected to increase at 2% per year.a. Create a SAS data set named work.expenses that contains each year’s projected incomeand expenses.Use an iterative DO statement with a conditional clause.Stop the loop when expenses exceed income or after 30 years, whichever comes first.b. Print the results and format Income and Expenses with a dollar sign and two decimal places.Hint: Recall that an iterative DO statement with a conditional clause produces different results with DO WHILE and DO UNTIL statements. The results below were generated using a DO UNTIL statement.PROC PRINT OutputObs Income Expenses Year 1 $64,762,815.75 $64,844,951.93 26 2. Using Arrays for Repetitive ComputationsMonthly customer order data for the first half of the year is stored in the data set orion.orders_midyear. Orion Star Sales management is considering a 10% price decrease during the first three months of the upcoming year. Management wants to see how such a discount would affect this year’s sales.Partial orion.orders_midyear Customer_ID Month1 Month2 Month3 Month4 Month5 Month6 5 213.10 . 478.0 525.80 394.35 191.79 10 188.10 414.09 2876.9 3164.59 2373.44 169.29 11 78.20 . . . . 70.38 12 135.60 . 117.6 129.36 97.02 122.04 18 . . 29.4 32.34 24.26 .a. Create a data set, special_offer, including the 10% discount in months 1 through 3.Create an array, Mon, to access Month1 through Month3.Use a DO loop to adjust each customer’s monthly data to include the 10% discount (Month1 through Month3 only).Create three new variables:–Total_Sales – the total of current sales over the six months–Projected_Sales – the total of the adjusted sales over the six months (including thethree discounted months)–Difference – the difference between Total_Sales and Projected_SalesKeep only the new variables: Total_Sales, Projected_Sales, and Difference.b. Print the resulting data set and verify your results.Suppress the session start date, page number, and observation column.Add an appropriate title.Use the SUM statement to display a total for the Difference variable.Use the DOLLAR. format for all variables.Partial PROC PRINT Output (24 Total Observations) Total Sales with 10% Discount in First Three Months Total_ Projected_ Sales Sales Difference $1,803.04 $1,733.93 $69.11 $9,186.41 $8,838.50 $347.91 $148.58 $140.76 $7.82 $601.62 $576.30 $25.32 ... $1,518.95 $1,467.02 $51.93 ========== $1,550.74

1. Single m file, with a pause statement after each pop up plot window. On completion of the run, both windows should still be displayed. 2. PDF of the plots for each pop-up window. (total of 2 pages) 3. Name your file first-name.m (example: john-doe.m)