While a nucleotide is the basic unit of information, three nucleotides, or codon, is the basic unit of storage. The reason for this is that each gene codes for a protein, and all proteins are made from 20 amino acids. Recall that there are 4 different bases that make up dna. Thus, three bases can encode for 4x4x4 = 64 different symbols. Two base pairs can only encode for 4x4 = 16 symbols, which is not enough. For this task, you will need the following dictionary file: 1. It contains 64 lines, each with two columns. 2. In the first column are the codons, and in the second are the corresponding amino acid. Your task is to write a program called Translatase. cpp that given strands of DNA (such as those in Task A), outputs to the console the corresponding amino-acid chain.