Captain: Sharmin

today's menu(30thOct')

1) Discuss the first question of the test as pasted below

2) Keith's demo on design implement a web system and e-commerce

 Data file for Part b

ebrahimi.txt                          

email  ebrahimi@....

office  d222

occupation   Prof.

Tlc

Ebrahimi.txt

ruan.txt

sharmin.txt

jean.txt

email....
tel...
webpage..

Raul.txt

email....
tel...
webpage..
major
favorites.

 

 

Q1a)Run A search program using a file containing series of names and emails (12pts).

Q1b) Run the above program with a file that contains names of files. Program opens each file and search for the particular search in the question. Show your data file as well (13 pts)

hint: chapter 12

 

Keith Wallace - website tutorial example

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Features of this book:
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<li>Exploring easy ways to learn programming in C++</li>
<li>Makes the most difficult programming concepts understandable</li>

<li>Eases transition from C language to C++</li>
<li>Invites readers to participate and interact</li>
<li>Presents materials from different angles</li>
<li>While it is for beginners, it includes something for everyone</li>
<li>Knows what is important and what is not, does not overwhelm the reader</li>
<li>Includes practical ready to run practices with input and output</li>
<li>Forwards many first hand ideas and opinions</li>
<li>Offers meaningful examples and programs</li>
<li>Combines both procedural and object-oriented programming</li>

<li>Covers STL in an easy and useful manner</li>
<li>Applies Web programming with C++</li>
<li>Covers STL in an easy and useful manner</li>
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Colorsafe

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Ally's proj

Part A is correct

#include <iostream>

#include <fstream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class person{

private: char name[25];

char email[25];

ifstream fin;

public: person(){fin.open("email.txt");}

~person(){fin.close();}

int search(char[]);

};

int person::search(char searchname[]){

while(fin>>name>>email)

if(strcmp(searchname,name)==0){

cout<<"Found "<<endl;

cout<<"Name: "<<name<<endl<<"Email:"<<email<<endl;

return 1; }//IF

cout<<"Not Found "<<endl;

return 0; }//SERACH

void main(){

person email;

char nametosearch[25];

cout<<"Enter Name to Search:";

cin>>nametosearch;

email.search(nametosearch); }//MAIN

 

 

Jean Ednick Part A is done and correct

#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
char searchname[30], itemname[30], associateitem[30];

cout<<endl<<"ENTER THE SEARCH NAME: ";
cin>>searchname;

ifstream fin("name");
while(fin>>itemname>>associateitem)
{
          if(strcmp(searchname,itemname)==0)
{
          cout<<associateitem<<endl;
          return 0;
}
}
cout<< "Not found";
return 0;
}