5. A store is used to keep boxes of different kinds of fruits. The store keeper records incoming shipments of fruits in a log file called fruits.txt. Orange The example to the right shows how the keeper records the shipments in this text file. In this text file, the first column shows the fruit name, while the second Apple 15 22 Apple Pineapple 11 Grape Orange 21 8 10 column indicates the number of boxes of that fruit. Note that the same fruit may appear multiple times in the log file. The store keeper would like you to help him to count the total number of boxes for any selected fruit. An example is shown below (user input's is in bold): Please enter the fruit that you want to find: Apple There are 36 boxes of Apple. Also, if the selected fruit cannot be found in the store, then the keeper should be informed about this. An example is shown below (user input's is in bold): Please enter the fruit that you want to find: Kiwi The selected fruit does not exist in the store! Write a C++ program according to the requirements above.

5. A store is used to keep boxes of different kinds of fruits. The store keeper records incoming shipments of fruits in a log file called fruits.txt. Orange The example to the right shows how the keeper records the shipments in this text file. In this text file, the first column shows the fruit name, while the second Apple 15 22 Apple Pineapple 11 Grape Orange 21 8 10 column indicates the number of boxes of that fruit. Note that the same fruit may appear multiple times in the log file. The store keeper would like you to help him to count the total number of boxes for any selected fruit. An example is shown below (user input's is in bold): Please enter the fruit that you want to find: Apple There are 36 boxes of Apple. Also, if the selected fruit cannot be found in the store, then the keeper should be informed about this. An example is shown below (user input's is in bold): Please enter the fruit that you want to find: Kiwi The selected fruit does not exist in the store! Write a C++ program according to the requirements above.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

9th Edition

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Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter7: File Handling And Applications

Section: Chapter Questions

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