Define a pointer named pmenu of type menuitemtype, and use pointer pmenu to go through the list of menu. that is, make pmenu point to the first item in the menu list and access the information of the item pointed by pmenu, and then make pmenu point to the next item, and so on. (note: you need to go through the whole list of the menu in function of showmenu() and printcheck() respectively). void getdata(menuitemtype *pmenu) { … for (int i=0; i< 8; i++) { getline(infile, pmenu-> menuitem); or getline(infile, (*pmenu).menuitem); … pmenu++; } … } int main() { menuitemtype menulist[8]; … getdata(menulist); … } rewrite your program to implement the same jobs. the following is the description of problem 2 of lab 8: write a program to a local restaurant automate its breakfast billing system. the program should do the following:
a. show the customer the different breakfast items offered by the restaurant.
b. allow the customer to select more than one item from the menu.
c. calculate and print the bill assume that the restaurant offers the following breakfast items.