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nName is provided as X, Y in a 100 by 100 room Use square root function in cmath sqrt() to calculate the shortest distance between two coordinates (Remember the Pythagorean Theorem?) Write a program tracing.cpp that should load the xycoordinates.txt file into an 3 parallel arrays consisting of person[ ], x[ ], y[ ].  You can use either subscript notation or pointer arithmetic to access the data in the arrays.  Optionally, you can use an struct array if you want to read-ahead about the next module. (10 points bonus).

nName is provided as X, Y in a 100 by 100 room Use square root function in cmath sqrt() to calculate the shortest distance between two coordinates (Remember the Pythagorean Theorem?) Write a program tracing.cpp that should load the xycoordinates.txt file into an 3 parallel arrays consisting of person[ ], x[ ], y[ ].  You can use either subscript notation or pointer arithmetic to access the data in the arrays.  Optionally, you can use an struct array if you want to read-ahead about the next module. (10 points bonus).

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Write a C++ program that does the following:
  • Read and input file xycoordinates.txt containing the following: PersonName  X Y where the coordinates of PersonName is provided as X, Y in a 100 by 100 room
  • Use square root function in cmath sqrt() to calculate the shortest distance between two coordinates (Remember the Pythagorean Theorem?)
  • Write a program tracing.cpp that should load the xycoordinates.txt file into an 3 parallel arrays consisting of person[ ], x[ ], y[ ].  You can use either subscript notation or pointer arithmetic to access the data in the arrays.  Optionally, you can use an struct array if you want to read-ahead about the next module. (10 points bonus).
  • The program should use the arrays to calculate the distance between every pair in the room.
  • The program should use a function call that returns the distance.  If the distance is less than 6 feet, report the case giving the names and the calculated distance in a cout statement:  
Example:  Apple and Barry is 4 feet apart and violating COVID-19 social distancing guidelines.
                  Submitted by:  your-name
Data fields in xycoordinates.txt:
Person Name Column 1-10
X coordinate  11-14
Y coordinate  15-20
The file is xycoordinates.txt i attached the picture below
Apple John 3 4 5 2 Ben 10 4 Carla 4 3 70 Sonny Tom 55 24 34 29 39 Jerry Tim 50 55 Tracy 88 31 87 90 Tammy Jim 74 89 James 72 88 Josh 59 24 12 78 Barry Tommy Billy Johnny 13 65 14 80 2 2 Abdul 65 25 Oiling 33 42 Juan 14 80 Ann 25 44 Margaret 28 Silvia 79 25 55 Collie 94 54
Transcribed Image Text:Apple John 3 4 5 2 Ben 10 4 Carla 4 3 70 Sonny Tom 55 24 34 29 39 Jerry Tim 50 55 Tracy 88 31 87 90 Tammy Jim 74 89 James 72 88 Josh 59 24 12 78 Barry Tommy Billy Johnny 13 65 14 80 2 2 Abdul 65 25 Oiling 33 42 Juan 14 80 Ann 25 44 Margaret 28 Silvia 79 25 55 Collie 94 54
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Write a C++ program that does the following:
  • Read and input file xycoordinates.txt containing the following: PersonName  X Y where the coordinates of PersonName is provided as X, Y in a 100 by 100 room
  • Use square root function in cmath sqrt() to calculate the shortest distance between two coordinates (Remember the Pythagorean Theorem?)
  • Write a program tracing.cpp that should load the xycoordinates.txt file into an 3 parallel arrays consisting of person[ ], x[ ], y[ ].  You can use either subscript notation or pointer arithmetic to access the data in the arrays.  Optionally, you can use an struct array if you want to read-ahead about the next module. (10 points bonus).
  • The program should use the arrays to calculate the distance between every pair in the room.
  • The program should use a function call that returns the distance.  If the distance is less than 6 feet, report the case giving the names and the calculated distance in a cout statement:  
Example:  Apple and Barry is 4 feet apart and violating COVID-19 social distancing guidelines.
                  Submitted by:  your-name
Data fields in xycoordinates.txt:
Person Name Column 1-10
X coordinate  11-14
Y coordinate  15-20
The file is xycoordinates.txt i attached the picture below
 
 
Apple John 3 4 5 2 Ben 10 4 Carla 4 3 70 Sonny Tom 55 24 34 29 39 Jerry Tim 50 55 Tracy 88 31 87 90 Tammy Jim 74 89 James 72 88 Josh 59 24 12 78 Barry Tommy Billy Johnny 13 65 14 80 2 2 Abdul 65 25 Oiling 33 42 Juan 14 80 Ann 25 44 Margaret 28 Silvia 79 25 55 Collie 94 54
Transcribed Image Text:Apple John 3 4 5 2 Ben 10 4 Carla 4 3 70 Sonny Tom 55 24 34 29 39 Jerry Tim 50 55 Tracy 88 31 87 90 Tammy Jim 74 89 James 72 88 Josh 59 24 12 78 Barry Tommy Billy Johnny 13 65 14 80 2 2 Abdul 65 25 Oiling 33 42 Juan 14 80 Ann 25 44 Margaret 28 Silvia 79 25 55 Collie 94 54
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