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C++ Using struct

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Write the program that has the following menu. This menu should continue to come up until the user selects Quit.

1)    Add new user info.
2)    Print complete report.
3)    Print conditional report.

4) Sort the data by Name. // Use bubble sort

5)    Sort the data by Salary.               // Use selection sort
6)    Search for Name.
7)    Quit

(Option 1)

If the user Selects option 1) Add new user info the following questions should be asked. After this information has been input the program should go back to the menu. This information should be stored in an array of records.

Input Name -> Larry Atwood
Input Phone Number -> 701-555-1234
Input Salary-> 25000.00

(Option 2)

If the user Selects option 2) Print complete report the following output should appear. This is an example report assuming three users were input.

Name Phone Number Salary

Larry Atwood                701-555-1234                        25000.00
Terry Frank                  701-555-5555                        65000.95
Chris Olien                   605-555-4444                        55500.00

(Option 3)

If the user Selects option 3) Print conditional report the following question should be asked, followed by the report. This report assumes the same three user from above.

Print user with a salary greater than -> 50000

Name Phone Number Salary

Terry Frank 701-555-5555 65000.95
Chris Olien 605-555-4444 55500.00

(Option 4)

Should sort the data by name. For this option use the bubble sort. After sorting, if the user selects print a complete report, it should print the data in-order by name.
(Option 5)

Should sort the data by salary. For this option use the selection sort. After sorting, if the users selects print a complete report, it should print the data in-order by salary.

(Option 6)

Should allow the user to input name to search for. If the name is found it should print all data for that person. If the name is not found the program should report that the name is not found.

Your program should at least have procedures for each item in the menu. Make sure you protect the data that should not change in the procedure.

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