Task 1: Declare parallel arrays in the main function to store the following types of information: a) The year. b) The mumber of deaths caused by each disease type (dengue and malaria). Task 2: Write a function named "readInput". a) This is a non-retuming function. b) It receives parallel arrays defined in Task 1. c) The function should assign the required values to each element of the parallel arrays by reading the data from the text file named "input.txt". The file includes the year as well as the mumber of deaths caused by dengue and malaria. Figure lis the content of the "input.txt" file. Please ensure that the program only contimues reading the file if it is successfully opened; otherwise, print the error message and exit the program.

Task 1: Declare parallel arrays in the main function to store the following types of information: a) The year. b) The mumber of deaths caused by each disease type (dengue and malaria). Task 2: Write a function named "readInput". a) This is a non-retuming function. b) It receives parallel arrays defined in Task 1. c) The function should assign the required values to each element of the parallel arrays by reading the data from the text file named "input.txt". The file includes the year as well as the mumber of deaths caused by dengue and malaria. Figure lis the content of the "input.txt" file. Please ensure that the program only contimues reading the file if it is successfully opened; otherwise, print the error message and exit the program.

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