Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (9th Edition)
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Author: Tony Gaddis, Judy Walters, Godfrey Muganda
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 9, Problem 14PC
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Using Files-Birthday Look Up
Program Plan:
- Include the required header files.
- Create a class named “Birthday”.
- Inside the “private” access specifier, declare the variables “name” and “birthday”.
- Declare a variable “TOTAL” as “10”.
- Declare function prototype.
- Define the “main()” function.
- Create an array object for class.
- Call the function “getBirthdate()” function to read the birthday date from the file.
- Call the function “display()” to display the date in ascending order.
- Call the function “getResponse()” to get the response from the user .
- Call the function “Sort_selection()” function to sort the birth date.
- Call the function “find_date()” to print the corresponding name and date.
- Function definition for the function “getBirthdate()”.
- Create an object to read input from the file.
- Open the file and test that it opened correctly.
- Checking condition for opening the file.
- Print the statement.
- Otherwise, read the data form the file.
- Read the name from the file.
- Read the birthday date from the file.
- Close the file.
- Otherwise, read the data form the file.
- Print the statement.
- Function definition for the function “sort_selection ()”.
- Variable to store the start value and the minimum birthday date index.
- Create an object for class.
- Variable to store the minimum date value.
- Iterate from“start” until it reaches “(TOTAL-1)”
- Assign “start” to “ind_val”
- Assign “frds_date[start].birthday” to “min”
- Iterate from “index” until it reaches the “TOTAL”.
- Compare data in the birthday fields
- Swap records in “frds_date[start]” and “array[ind_val]”.
- Function definition for the function “display()”.
- Iterate from the “position” until it reaches the “TOTAL”.
- Set the precision for name and birthday date.
- Iterate from the “position” until it reaches the “TOTAL”.
- Function definition for function “getResponse()”.
- Variable to hold the user response.
- Get the response from the user.
- Check the response for validation.
- Validate the user response.
- Return the response.
- Validate the user response.
- Function definition for “find_date()”.
- Print the corresponding name and birthday date.
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Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (9th Edition)
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