1.) Create a new C++ project and name it as: Cats2.) Create a Source.cpp file.3.) Declare a struct named Cat. (in the Source.cpp file, or in a separate header file)4.) Each Cat object has a name and...

1.) Create a new C++ project and name it as: Cats2.) Create a Source.cpp file.3.) Declare a struct named Cat. (in the Source.cpp file, or in a separate header file)4.) Each Cat object has a name and age.-The name data member is a c_string.-The age data member is an integer.5.) Ask the user to enter 3 cats.6.) Use a while loop to read the information about one cat entered by the user, and write it to a binary file named: critters.bin-Only one Cat object needs to be declared, because the same object can be used for each cat.-Use the write() function to write the data to a binary file.-The while loop should only execute 3 iterations.7.) Once the file has been written, the following message should be displayed: Record written to file. (see output)8.) Turn in a screen print of the binary file, as shown below, along with your code and output.