In C++ Stuck and could use help with coding a loop to find the array location of each source node inside the file input loop in main(). Use get_value() to compare a node’s value to source_name and If the node does not exist, add it to the array using the set_value() function and incrementing n. Save index.   Comment out the output lines in the file input loop in main(). Sample Run Enter file name: Data.txt Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Note that Saturday is not shown Node.h // Node Declarations #define ERR       -1 #define NODE_MAX 20 #define EDGE_MAX 4 // Node class class node { public:     node();                  // Constructor     void set_value(string); // Set string value     string get_value();      // Return string value     void connect(node *);    // Connect this node to another     void put(ostream &);     // Output node and neighbors private:     string value;            // Node value     node *edge[EDGE_MAX];    // Edges array }; Node.cpp #include #include using namespace std; #include "Node.h" /****************************** * Null constructor ******************************/ node::node() { int i; value = ""; for(i=0;i     edge[i] = NULL; } /****************************** * set_value() ******************************/ void node::set_value(string arg) { value = arg; } /****************************** * get_value() ******************************/ string node::get_value() { return value; } Main.cpp #include #include #include #include using namespace std; #include "Node.h" /****************************** * main() ******************************/ void main() { int i,n; int source_index,target_index,distance; string fname,source_name,target_name; fstream in; node map[NODE_MAX]; // Initialize n = 0; cout << left; // Get file name cout << "Enter file name: "; cin >> fname; // Open file in.open(fname,ios::in); // Loop through file while(!in.eof())     { in >> source_name >> target_name >> distance;       // Add to array       if(in.good())         { cout << setw(12) << source_name;           cout << setw(12) << target_name;           cout << setw(4) << distance;           cout << endl;         };     }; // Close file in.close(); // Display array for(i=0;i     cout << map[i].get_value() << endl; } Data.txt Sunday     Monday     10 Sunday     Tuesday    20 Monday     Thursday   30 Tuesday   Friday     30 Wednesday Monday     20 Wednesday Tuesday    10 Thursday   Sunday     50 Friday     Sunday     60 Thursday   Wednesday 10 Friday     Wednesday 20 Thursday   Saturday   20 Friday     Saturday   10

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Stuck and could use help with coding a loop to find the array location of each source node inside the file input loop in main(). Use get_value() to compare a node’s value to source_name and If the node does not exist, add it to the array using the set_value() function and incrementing n. Save index.  

Comment out the output lines in the file input loop in main().

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Enter file name: Data.txt

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Note that Saturday is not shown

Node.h

// Node Declarations

#define ERR       -1

#define NODE_MAX 20

#define EDGE_MAX 4

// Node class

class node

{ public:

    node();                  // Constructor

    void set_value(string); // Set string value

    string get_value();      // Return string value

    void connect(node *);    // Connect this node to another

    void put(ostream &);     // Output node and neighbors

private:

    string value;            // Node value

    node *edge[EDGE_MAX];    // Edges array

};

Node.cpp

#include

#include

using namespace std;

#include "Node.h"

/******************************

* Null constructor

******************************/

node::node()

{ int i;

value = "";

for(i=0;i

    edge[i] = NULL;

}

/******************************

* set_value()

******************************/

void node::set_value(string arg)

{ value = arg;

}

/******************************

* get_value()

******************************/

string node::get_value()

{ return value;

}

Main.cpp

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

#include "Node.h"

/******************************

* main()

******************************/

void main()

{ int i,n;

int source_index,target_index,distance;

string fname,source_name,target_name;

fstream in;

node map[NODE_MAX];

// Initialize

n = 0;

cout << left;

// Get file name

cout << "Enter file name: ";

cin >> fname;

// Open file

in.open(fname,ios::in);

// Loop through file

while(!in.eof())

    { in >> source_name >> target_name >> distance;

     

// Add to array

      if(in.good())

        { cout << setw(12) << source_name;

          cout << setw(12) << target_name;

          cout << setw(4) << distance;

          cout << endl;

        };

    };

// Close file

in.close();

// Display array

for(i=0;i

    cout << map[i].get_value() << endl;

}

Data.txt

Sunday     Monday     10

Sunday     Tuesday    20

Monday     Thursday   30

Tuesday   Friday     30

Wednesday Monday     20

Wednesday Tuesday    10

Thursday   Sunday     50

Friday     Sunday     60

Thursday   Wednesday 10

Friday     Wednesday 20

Thursday   Saturday   20

Friday     Saturday   10

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