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Lab 6 Use the lab5.cpp as a started file. Modify the program is it generates 1000 points with a random x and y being values between 0 and 10000 and random c being either an 'A', 'B' or 'C'. Your program should ask for a point from the user and your program should assign a c value to that point based on the 5 closest points to it. The c value will be equal the to the most common c value of the 5 closest points.( in the case of a tie it should become an A if A and B tie, a B if B and C tie and an A is A and C tie). It should print out the 5 nearest points and the c value of the input point. Enter X and Y00 (14,9) is class A and the distant is 16.6433 (9,52) is class B and the distant is 52.7731 (17,52) is class A and the distant is 54.7083 (57,4) is class B and the distant is 57.1402 (36,46) is class B and the distant is 58.4123 (0,0) is class B

Lab 6 Use the lab5.cpp as a started file. Modify the program is it generates 1000 points with a random x and y being values between 0 and 10000 and random c being either an 'A', 'B' or 'C'. Your program should ask for a point from the user and your program should assign a c value to that point based on the 5 closest points to it. The c value will be equal the to the most common c value of the 5 closest points.( in the case of a tie it should become an A if A and B tie, a B if B and C tie and an A is A and C tie). It should print out the 5 nearest points and the c value of the input point. Enter X and Y00 (14,9) is class A and the distant is 16.6433 (9,52) is class B and the distant is 52.7731 (17,52) is class A and the distant is 54.7083 (57,4) is class B and the distant is 57.1402 (36,46) is class B and the distant is 58.4123 (0,0) is class B

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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#include <iostream>

#include <ctime>

#include <cmath>

 

const int MAX = 1000;

const char CLASS[] = {'A','B','C'};

 

struct Points{

   int x,y;

   char c;

  

   double dist(Points q){

return sqrt(pow(x-q.x,2)+pow(y-q.y,2));

   }

};

 

int main(){

return 0;

}

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

int main(){

   srand(time(0));

 

}  

Lab 6 Use the lab5.cpp as a started file. Modify the program is it generates 1000 points with a random x and y being values between 0 and 10000 and random c being either an 'A', 'B' or 'C'. Your program should ask for a point from the user and your program should assign a c value to that point based on the 5 closest points to it. The c value will be equal the to the most common c value of the 5 closest points.( in the case of a tie it should become an A if A and B tie, a B if B and C tie and an A is A and C tie). It should print out the 5 nearest points and the c value of the input point. Enter X and Y00 (14,9) is class A and the distant is 16.6433 (9,52) is class B and the distant is 52.7731 (17,52) is class A and the distant is 54.7083 (57,4) is class B and the distant is 57.1402 (36,46) is class B and the distant is 58.4123 (0,0) is class B
Transcribed Image Text:Lab 6 Use the lab5.cpp as a started file. Modify the program is it generates 1000 points with a random x and y being values between 0 and 10000 and random c being either an 'A', 'B' or 'C'. Your program should ask for a point from the user and your program should assign a c value to that point based on the 5 closest points to it. The c value will be equal the to the most common c value of the 5 closest points.( in the case of a tie it should become an A if A and B tie, a B if B and C tie and an A is A and C tie). It should print out the 5 nearest points and the c value of the input point. Enter X and Y00 (14,9) is class A and the distant is 16.6433 (9,52) is class B and the distant is 52.7731 (17,52) is class A and the distant is 54.7083 (57,4) is class B and the distant is 57.1402 (36,46) is class B and the distant is 58.4123 (0,0) is class B
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