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A manager keeps a record of daily each transaction in input. txt. Each line contains three items: The invoice number, the cash amount, and the letter P refers to the amount that has been paid or R if it was received. Items are separated by spaces. Write a program that prompts the manager to provide the opening cash balance, the closing cash balance, and the file name (i. e., input. txt) that the manager wants to read. Then, your program should check whether the closing cash balance equals the expected value after processing input. txt.

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