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#### Instructions
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+1. Notice the following line in the main funcion.
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+ ```cpp
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+ filemanip file("dvd_csv.txt") ;
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+ Its purpose is to associate the object called `file` with the data file `dvd_csv.txt`. When openning a data file in a program it is often necessary to specify the file's absolute path to guarantee that it is found regardless of where the executable is placed. Find out the **absolute path** of `dvd_csv.txt` and substitute it for the current `"dvd_csv.txt"` string. For example, after the change the line could look as follows:
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+ ```cpp
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+ filemanip file("/home/eip/dvddvd_csv.txt") ;
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1. Perform the following implementations in the `main` function (in the `main.cpp` file):
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* Add code so that the program displays the movies that have positions from 80 to 100.
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* Add code so that the program displays only the movies that have “forrest gump” in the title.
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