C++ Simple project.

Implement the following simulation using java or C++ programming languages and test it in windows and one more different operating system and compare the results. 1. Write a program that accepts an integer N and generates a list of N none repeated integer values and store them into a file. 2. Implement the linear search algorithm (sequential search) to look for a given integer value and state whether the number exist or not and return its position in the list. 3. The program starts by asking the user to input a number to search for. The program then runs in two modes, these are: sequential single thread, and multiple threaded mode. 4. In the sequential mode, a single thread searches the list sequentially (from beginning to end) and the result whether the number is found or not is shown beside the time needed to complete the job. 5. Track the time needed to run each process in different operating systems and compare the results. Use the same application from task 1 to compare the usage of resources.