PROBLEM Create a C++ program that will perform record management of students. The code must involve implementation of control structures / array / struct / user-defined functions / class. INSTRUCTION: Create a User’s Menu for your program. An example is given below: Record Management [1] Add Record [2] Display Record Input your Choice: _ 2. If 1 is chosen, the user will be allowed to create 2 unique student records using the ADD_RECORD user-defined function. 3. After creating 2 records, the user may choose 2 to display existing and non-existing records. Use DISPLAY_RECORD user-defined function.

PROBLEM Create a C++ program that will perform record management of students. The code must involve implementation of control structures / array / struct / user-defined functions / class. INSTRUCTION: Create a User’s Menu for your program. An example is given below: Record Management [1] Add Record [2] Display Record Input your Choice: _ 2. If 1 is chosen, the user will be allowed to create 2 unique student records using the ADD_RECORD user-defined function. 3. After creating 2 records, the user may choose 2 to display existing and non-existing records. Use DISPLAY_RECORD user-defined function.

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Chapter7: File Handling And Applications

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