Pseudocode and flowchart please Fitness Tracker Techniques...

Pseudocode and flowchart please

Fitness Tracker

Techniques required: Control break processing, file handling, arrays, loops, modules/functions

A Personal Fitness Tracker is a wearable device that tracks your physical activity, calories burned, heart rate, sleeping patterns, and so forth. One common physical activity that most of these devices track is the number of steps you take each day. Assume that you have a file that contains the number of steps a person has taken each day for a year. The data is stored in the file as records. Each record contains the number of steps taken on a specific date.

Each record contains the following fields, on a single line:

• The month, stored as an integer. January 1, February 2, etc.)
• The day of the month, stored as an integer.
• The year, stored as an integer.
• The number of steps taken on the specified date, stored as an integer.

Example Data From File:

01 02 2022 10374
01 03 2022 7378
01 04 2022 12122
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.

Furthermore, the records are stored in order of the date. For example, the first record in the file might be January 1st, and the last record in the file might be December 31st. Keep in mind, the user may not have recorded data for every day of the year.

Design a modular program, using at least two modules/functions other than Main(), that reads the file and displays the average number of steps taken for each month.

File Name: fitness.dat

WARNING: If you submit a project that uses a programming language or scripting language, it will not be accepted.

Example of Required Output

These are example numbers and your program should work with any numbers the program produces:

Average Number of Steps By Month

Month                         Steps  
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January                       18254
February                      22179
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.
.

Other Requirements

Your solution must use at least the TWO MODULES/FUNCTIONS defined below, but you may use more. You are welcome to use other MODULES/FUNCTIONS in your code in addition to the required functions.

WARNING: If your Modules/Functions do not follow the requirements below, large point deductions will be taken.

• Function/Module #1 - Your choice on which you choose to implement
  • Reads the data from the file and stores the steps taken, by month into an array. The module/function returns the array when the file has been read.
• Function #2
  • Calculates the average steps taken
    • The function will receive two values:
      • Number of days counted in the month - The user may not have recorded data for every day of the month
      • The number of steps taken
  • Returns the average steps taken for the month