roomset_one.dat 426 25 25 327 18 14 420 20 15 317 100 101 −1 −1 −1 roomset_two.dat 55 10 5 102 12 10 111 15 16 250 20 25 4033 500 207 7810 800 800 8810 800 0
roomset_one.dat 426 25 25 327 18 14 420 20 15 317 100 101 −1 −1 −1 roomset_two.dat 55 10 5 102 12 10 111 15 16 250 20 25 4033 500 207 7810 800 800 8810 800 0
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN:9780078022159
Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Chapter1: Introduction
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 1PE
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I need help in a C++
Text files:
- roomset_one.dat
- 426 25 25
327 18 14
420 20 15
317 100 101
−1 −1 −1
- 426 25 25
- roomset_two.dat
- 55 10 5
102 12 10
111 15 16
250 20 25
4033 500 207
7810 800 800
8810 800 0
-2 -2 -2
- 55 10 5
- roomset_three.dat
- -999
Program Requirements
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DO NOT open the file and use it within your program (input redirection)
- Example of input redirection: ./a.out < roomset_one.dat
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You must include the following functions:
- ReadRoomData: a void function that accepts three reference parameters (the room number, max capacity, and enrolled). It should read in all three values from stdin.
- DetermineStatus: a value-returning function that has one parameter (available enrollment). It should return a std::string containing the status of the room (OPEN, FULL, OVER)
- OutputRoomInfo: a void function that accepts three value parameters (room, max capacity, and enrolled). It should call DetermineStatus and output the formatted room information for that single set of data.

Transcribed Image Text:6 #include <iostream>
7 #include <fstream>
В #include <string>
9 #include <iomanip>
11 vold ReadRoomData( Int Groom_num, int &max_cap, int Genrolled);
12 vold OutputRoomInfo(double, double, double);
empty_seats);
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std::string filename;
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int room_num;
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int total ax cap = 0;
int total_room- 0;
int total enroll = 0;
int total_over_enroll = 0;
int total_open_enroll = 8;
std::cout << std::setw(8) << std::left << "Room";
std::cout<<std::setw(8) "Capacity";
std::cout <cstd::set(18) < std::left << "Enrolled";
std::cout<<std::setw(13) < std::left<<"Empty Seats";
std::cout<<std::set(9) << std::left << "Statues" << std::endl;
while (true){
ReadRoomData(int Groom_num, int max_cap, int Genrolled);
Lf (room_num < 0){
//return "OPEN";
}
total_room++;
total ax capax cap;
total_enroll + enrolled;
}
else if (max_cap- enrolled > 0){
total_open_enroll++;
}
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total_over_enroll++;
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OutputRoomInfo(room_num, max_cap, enrolled);
std::cout<***********
std::cout << "Rooms:total_room << std::endl;
std::cout << "Overall Capacity:
std::cout << "Total Enrollment: << total enroll <std::endl;
std::cout<<"Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms:
std::cout<<"Number of OPEN Rooms Available:
std::cout << ************
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int empty_seats DetermineStatus(max_cap enrolled);
std::cout << std::setw(8) << std::left << room;
stdright
std::cout << std::setw(8) << std::right
std::cout << std::setw(11) << std::right << DetermineStatus(max cap enrolled) << std::endl;
return "OVER";
max_cap;
enrolled;

Transcribed Image Text:1. Sample Run 1
~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_one.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats
420
327
420
317
***********
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100
~/Open-Lab-2$
2. Sample Run 2
******
Rooms: 4
Overall Capacity: 103
Total Enrollment: 155
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 1
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 2
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*************
~/Open-Lab-2$
3. Sample Run 3
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~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out roomset_two.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats
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~/Open-Lab-2$
Rooms: 7
Overall Capacity: 2157
Total Enrollment: 100:
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 2
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 4
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OVER
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OPEN
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OPEN
*******
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~/Open-Lab-2$ ./a.out < roomset_three.dat
Room Capacity Enrolled Empty Seats Status
*******
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Rooms: 0
Overall Capacity: 0
Total Enrollment: 0
Number of OVER Enrolled Rooms: 0
Number of OPEN Rooms Available: 0
**************
*******
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