1. I love dungeon crawlers. Consider the following items:

• Swords: small, medium, large
• Axes: small, medium, large
• Magical potions: red, blue, green
• Bows: crossbow, short bow, longbow
• Loot: gems, coins, artifact
• Stuff that keeps you alive: food, healing potions
• Magical items: wand, scroll, ring, empty / none
• Classes: fighter, wizard, thief, healer, ranger
• Races: human, elf, dwarf, halfling, gnome
• Miscellaneous items: torch, lamp, key, map, empty / none

Now consider the following text file (character.txt) for an adventurer in a dungeon crawler:

Adventure's name: Foo Bobo

Class: Ranger

Race: Gnome

Strength: 16

Constitution: 15

Dexterity: 18

Intelligence:15

Wisdom: 15

Charisma: 20

Back Slot: short bow

Belt Slot: small axe

Right Hand: torch

Left Hand: empty

Pack: potion red, ring, food, coins, key, food, lamp, scroll, artifact, potion blue

Write a program that will create a file called character.txt. Your file should look like the one provided above, and meet these expectations:

Your program will:

• be divided into functions
• use appropriate data structures and documentation
• be text menu driven (simplified using capital letters or numbers). Consider the importance of balancing your menu so that the options are not in a horizontal sprawl.
• write to a file called character.txt (see example above).
• ask separately for the character's first name, then last name
• randomly generate a class and race
• Generate a random number between 1 - 20 per stat. Character stats: Strength, Constitution, Dexterity, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma
• randomly generate a weapon for the character's 'back slot' and 'belt slot'
• randomly generate an item (Miscellaneous item, Magical item) per hand
• randomly generate 10 items (Miscellaneous items, Magical potions, Loot, Stuff that keeps you alive, Magical items) for the pack
• the frequency for generation is based on how many things there are in a given category. Please don't forget to include 'empty / none' when you are thinking about generation.
• read from a file called character.txt to display the character
• allow the user to change the default file name (character.txt) for reading or writing

Bonus

• once a character has been written, allow the user to edit any line. If they choose the pack, ask for a position