This is in C programming Part 1: ------- Write a program that provides the user with a simple menu that includes the following options: 1. Sort data by the float value & print high to low 2. Sort data by the float value & print low to high 3. Sort data by the int value & print high to low 4. Sort data by the int value & print low to high 5. Exit Of course, the menu must repeatedly be displayed until the user selects the "exit" option. You will need an infinite loop (while do loop?) to accomplish ths. The only thing allowed in the main routine is the code required to handle the menu and calls to functions to read the data and sort it. Part 2: ------- For menu options 1, 2, 3 & 4 your program must call a function that opens a file of unknown size and stores the data in a array of struct. The file will be called hw3.data. The file will contain a string, a float, an int and string. Below is a sample file: F150 5.4 28000 white RAM1500 5.7 32000 orange The code to handle this MUST be a function separate from the main routine. Note that the array must be dynamically allocated. You MUST use calloc() or malloc() to create this array. Also, you MUST call free() as appropriate. Part 3: ------- For menu options 1, 2, 3 & 4 your program must call a function that sorts the data HIGH TO LOW by the appropriate component. Since we are sorting the data by 2 different components you are allowed to have 2 different sort functions. But, ONLY 2! Part 4: ------- For menu options 1, 2, 3 & 4 your program must call a function that prints the resulting data. Since you must print the data high to low or low to high, you are allowed to have 2 routines. But, only 2!