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attachedAdsız Assignment	71	 (300	Points)	 	 PART	I	 	 Question	1	 	 In	this	question,	you	will	read	words	from	a	file	and	place	them	into	an	array	of	type	 string.	 1- Make	a	data	text	file	“words.txt”	–	that	contains	one	word	on	each	line.	Use	at	 least	20	words.	 2- Now	write	a	program	that	reads	the	words	in	the	file	into	an	array	of	strings	 (a	repeated	word	should	not	be	inserted	into	the	array	–	your	program	 should	not	allow	that	and	you	should	make	sure	your	data	file	has	duplicate	 words	to	test	this	functionality).	Make	your	array	size	enough	to	hold	1000	 words.	To	read	the	words	into	the	array,	you	should	make	a	function	that	 takes	a	string	array,	a		data	size	integer	(dsize)	by	reference	and	an	ifstream	–	 please	look	at	the	example	we	did	in	class.		 3- Declare	your	array	and	file	streams	in	main	and	call	the	function	that	reads	 the	data	into	the	array.	 4- Write	a	printArray	function	that	takes	a	string	array,	the	dsize	and	an	 ostream	object	so	that	you	could	print	to	the	console	or	to	an	output	file.	 5- Print	your	array	from	main	by	calling	the	printArray	function	–	once	to	the	 console	and	once	to	a	file	“wordsoutput.txt”.	 6- Use	the	selectionSort	Algorithm	that	we	covered	in	class	to	sort	the	array.	 7- Repeat	#5	and	make	sure	the	array	is	sorted.	 8- Find	the	maximum	string	and	the	minimum	string	in	the	array	(remember	 arrays	are	compared	based	on	the	ASCII	value).	 9- Write	a	function	that	takes	a	string	and	converts	every	character	of	it	to	 uppercase.	Now	call	that	function	from	a	function	that	you	pass	the	array	and	 dsize	to,	to	uppercase	all	words	in	the	array	(convert	all	words	in	the	array	to	 uppercase	letter)	and	call	that	from	main	passing	your	array	to	that	function.	 Print	the	array.	 	 Question	2	 	 A. In	this	question,	you	will	read	two	data	files	that	include	integers	into	two	 different	arrays	–	the	same	way	we	did	in	class	(but	we	are	doing	to	arrays	 here).	Duplicates	are	ok.	 	 1- After	you	read	the	data	into	the	array	(use	one	function	that	takes	an	int	 array	and	a	dsize	by	reference	just	like	we	did	in	class,	and	call	that	from	 main	to	fill	both	arrays).	 																																																								 1	All	numbers	in	this	assignment	should	be	formatted	to	2	decimal	points.	 2- Include	a	printArray	function	so	that	you	could	print	the	two	arrays.	Use	 array	size	1000.	 3- Use	a	sort	algorithm	to	sort	both	arrays.	 4- Now	write	a	compareOrder	function	that	takes	two	arrays	and	their	data	 sizes.	If	the	data	size	is	the	same	and	every	element	in	the	first	array	is	equal	 to	element	in	the	same	corresponding	position	in	the	second	array	(both	 sorted)	–	then	the	arrays	are	equal	(return	0).	If	the	very	first	element	that	is	 different	is	larger	in	one	array	than	the	other	array	then	the	first	array	is	 larger	(return	1)	otherwise	(return	-1).	If	the	dsizes	are	different,	the	longer	 array	is	larger	(return	1	if	array1	is	larger	than	array	2	and	-1	otherwise).	 5- Call	the	compareOrder	function	from	main	passing	your	two	arrays	and	their	 corresponding	dsizes	and	give	appropriate	messages.	(Please	see	Hint	-	 required).	 6- Now	write	a	compareSum	to	compare	the	two	arrays	based	on	the	sum	of	 their	elements	–	follow	the	same	theme	of	returning	0,1	or	-1	–	and	call	from	 main	with	appropriate	messaging	(please	see	Hint	-	required).	 	 B. Make	a	new	program.	Copy	all	your	code	and	it	change	it	so	that	it	uses	a	 vector	instead	of	an	array.	You	don’t	have	to	use	a	preset	size	for	the	vector.	 	 Hint:	Instead	of	calling	compareOrder	and	CompareSum	and	including	logic	code	for	 messaging	in	main	(ugly),	write	a	void	wrapper	function	compare	that	would	take	a	 compare	type,	the	arrays	and	their	dsizes	and	will	call	the	appropriate	compare	 function	with	the	arrays	and	the	dsizes	and	produce	the	appropriate	messaging).	 	 	 Part	II	 	 Your	 task	 is	 to	 read	 a	 file	 that	 consists	 of	 credit	 card	 accounts,	 calculate	 interest	 charges,	update	the	balance	and	write	the	information	to	a	new	file.	 	 Tasks	 A.	 Open	a	text	file	and	type	at	least	ten	records	(each	full	record	of	an	account	 should	 be	 on	 a	 separate	 line) 2 .	 Each	 record	 will	 consist	 of	 the	 following	 items	 separated	by	spaces:	 	 1- Credit	Card	(16	digits	–	no	dashes	or	spaces	–	you	should	consider	these	as	 characters	because	you	will	not	do	any	arithmetic	operations	on	credit	card	 numbers).	You	should	use	a	string	variable	for	credit	card	number.	 2- First	Name.	 3- Last	Name.	 4- Interest	Rate	(between	11.4%	and	24.9%)	 																																																								 2	Please	don’t	use	TextEdit	on	the	Mac	to	create	your	text	data.	Download	Sublime	 and	use	that	as	your	text	editor	–	otherwise,	you	may	have	problems.	 5- Balance	from	Previous	statement.	 6- Current	charges.	 	 Save	the	file	as	“balances.txt”3.	 	 B.	 Now	write	a	C++	program	that	would	read	each	record,	calculate	the	interest	 charges	on	the	previous	balance	for	the	current	period	(one	month),	add	the	current	 charges,	calculate	 the	new	balance	and	write	out	 the	same	record	 format	with	the	 newly	 calculated	 balance	 (and	 0	 current	 charges	 of	 course).	 Name	 the	 file	 “newbalance.txt”.	 You	 should	 use	 a	 function	 that	 returns	 a	 double	 to	 make	 the	 calculation	of	 the	new	balance.	Your	 function	should	 take	parameters	of	 	 (interest	 rate,	previous	balance,	 and	current	 charges)	and	 return	new	balance.	Please	don’t	 forget	to	divide	the	interest	rate	by	12	to	get	the	monthly	rate.	 	 C.	Run	your	program.	Paste	your	code	into	a	word	document,	take	screen	shots	(no	 phone	 pictures)	 of	 the	 output.	 Please	 upload	 the	word	 document	 along	with	 your	 “balance.txt”	and	“newbalance.txt”	files	to	BB.	 	 Part	III	 	   1- Write	 a	 struct	 or	 a	 class	 PersonType	 which	 will	 have	 firstName,	lastName,	eID	(as	an	int),	salary,	and	title	 	 2- Write	a	struct	or	a	class	CompanyType	that	will	have	an	cID,	 Name,	City,	State	and	Employee	as	an	array	of	PersonType	–	 let	us	limit	our	exercise	to	companies	of	size	1000	or	less	–	 and	the	number	of	employees	as	members.	 	 3- Hide	 all	 variables	 for	 EmployeeType	 and	 CompanyType	 –	 except	the	array	in	CompamyType.	 	 4- Write	parameterized	constructors	 for	each	struct/class	–	a	 person	can	be	instantiated	by	all	its	attributes	except	salary	 and	 title.	 A	 company	 can	 be	 instantiated	 by	 ID,	 name	 and	 current	 number	 of	 employees	 (start	with	 0	 at	 the	 time	 of	 instantiation).	 	 5- Write	appropriate	getters	and	setters	for	each.	To	return	a	 list	 of	 the	 employees	 of	 the	 company,	 you	 obviously	 can’t	 return	an	array.	But	if	you	use	a	vector	you	could.	Ignore	that	 particular	 getter	 –	 and	 I	 will	 do	 that	 part	 with	 you	 on	 																																																								 3	Please	make	sure	your	cursor	is	at	the	end	of	the	last	record	not	at	the	beginning	of	 a	new	line.	 Thursday.	 	 	 6- Add	 a	 void	 method	 hire	 to	 CompanyType	 that	 takes	 as	 parameter	 a	 PersonType,	 salary,	 title.	 The	method	 should	 add	an	employee	to	the	array	of	employees	of	that	company,	 and	set	the	salary	and	title	of	that	Person.	 7- Add	 a	 method	 to	 Employee	 called	 giveRaise	 with	 a	 percentage.	 	 8- In	main()	–		 	 a. Make	a	data	file	that	includes	employees,	and	another	 one	 that	 includes	 companies,	 load	 them	 in,	 and	 Instantiate	 a	 the	 Companies	 and	 Persons	 –	making	 sure	that	an	employee	works	for	an	existing	company	 in	 the	 company	 file	 –	 if	 an	 employee	 works	 for	 a	 company	that	does	not	exist	in	the	company	file,	you	 need	to	add	the	company	–	your	logic	should	be	able	 to	do	this.	 b. Declare	a	an	array	or	a	vector	of	CompanyType	and	 add	all	companies	to	the	array	or	vector.	 c. Loop	 through	 companies	 and	 print	 each	 company	 followed	by	the	employees	working	in	the	company.	 d. Print	the	avg	salary	per	company.	 e. Print	the	total	avg	salary	across	companies.	 f. Assume	 each	 company	will	 give	 a	 raise	 that	 ranges	 between	3%-5%.	Assign	such	a	raise	to	each	company	 randomly	 and	 then	 give	 its	 employees	 a	 raise,	 and	 redo	parts	d	and	e.	 g. Sort	all	employees	of	all	companies	by	salary	 h. Sort	all	companies	by	the	avg	of	their	salaries.	 i. Write	 a	 method	 or	 methods	 to	 have	 an	 employee	 move	from	one	company	to	another.	 	       	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 Submission	 	 1- Submit	your	cpp	files	pasted	in	a	word	document.	Paste	the	code	not	an	 image.	 2- Submit	the	data	files	you	used	separately	as	files	not	pasted	in	the	word	 document.	 3- Include	a	screenshot	of	every	output	for	each	case.	No	screenshots	=	 ZERO.	You	must	paste	the	screenshot	with	the	appropriate	question	in	 the	word	document	–	I	will	not	accept	image	files.	You	need	to	follow	 instructions	of	how	to	submit.	 4- For	Question	2	of	Part	I,	please	make	different	sets	of	two	data	files	to	 test	your	code	for	all	cases.

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Part-1 Question-1
/*Question 1
In this question, you will read words from a file and place them into an array of type string.
1-    Make a data text file â€œwords.txtâ€ â€“ that contains one word on each line. Use at least 20 words.
2-    Now write a program that reads the words in the file into an array of strings (a repeated word should not be inserted into the array â€“ your program should not allow that and you should make sure your data file has duplicate words to test this functionality). Make your array size enough to hold 1000 words. To read the words into the array, you should make a function that takes a string array, a  data size integer (dsize) by reference and an ifstream â€“ please look at the example we did in class.
3-    Declare your array and file streams in main and call the function that reads the data into the array.
4-    Write a printArray function that takes a string array, the dsize and an ostream object so that you could print to the console or to an output file.
5-    Print your array from main by calling the printArray function â€“ once to the console and once to a file â€œwordsoutput.txtâ€.
6-    Use the selectionSort Algorithm that we covered in class to sort the array.
7-    Repeat #5 and make sure the array is sorted.
8-    Find the maximum string and the minimum string in the array (remember arrays are compared based on the ASCII value).
9-    Write a function that takes a string and converts every character of it to uppercase. Now call that function from a function that you pass the array and dsize to, to uppercase all words in the array (convert all words in the array to uppercase letter) and call that from main passing your array to that function. Print the array.
 
 */
//*******************************************************************
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int const ARRAY_SZ = 50;
void toUpperString(string &s){
    for(int i=0;imax){
            max = a[i];
        }
    }
    return max;
}
bool openifile(string filename, ifstream &fin){
    fin.open(filename.c_str());
    if(!fin){ cout> word;
        if (found(words,word,i)){
            cout 
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int const ARRAY_SZ = 1000;
bool openofile(string filename, ofstream &fout){
    fout.open(filename.c_str());
    if(!fout){ cout> x;
        a[i]=x;
        i++;
    }
    dsize = i;
}
void printArray(int a[], int dsize, int limit){
    for(int i=0;ia2[i]?-1:1;
                }
                
            }
            return 1;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}
void compare(int a1[], int dsize1, int a2[], int dsize2, int compareType){
    //compare Type: 1 for compareOrder, 2 for compareSum
    if(compareType==1){
        int result = compareOrder(a1,dsize1,a2,dsize2);
        if (result == 0)  { cout "0){ cout " " "0){ cout " "
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;

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