The Cupid matchmaking Service maintains two files - one for the male clients and another for female clients. Each file contains a client ID, last name, first name, and address. Each file is in client ID order. Use the provided pseudocode to write a C++ application that merges the two files into one file containing a list of all clients, maintaining ID member order. // Pseudocode Project8 // Start // Declarations // InputFile inFile1; // InputFile inFile2; // OutputFile outFile1; // num mClientNumber, fClientNumber // string mClientName, fClientName // bool atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd = true // bool inFile1Written = false // bool inFile2Written = false // output "File merge processing starting" // open inFile1 "MaleClients.rtf" // open inFile2 "FemaleClients.rtf" // open outFile1 "MergedClients.rtf" // read mClientNumber and mClientName from inFile1 // read fClientNumber and fClientName from inFile2 // while ( atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd == true ) // if (inFile1 is EOF) // if (inFile2Written == false) // output fClientNumber, fClientName to Outputfile // inFile2Written = true // endif // else if (inFile2 is EOF) // if (inFile1Written == false) // output mClientNumber, mClientName to Outputfile // inFile1Written = true // endif // else if (mClientNumber < fClientNumber) // output mClientNumber, mClientName to Outputfile // inFile1Written = true // else // output fClientNumber, fClientName to Outputfile // inFile2Written = true // endif // // // if ((inFile1 not EOF) AND (inFile1Written == true)) // read mClientNumber and mClientName from inFile1 // inFile1Written = false // endif // if ((inFile2 not EOF) AND (inFile2Written == true)) // read fClientNumber and fClientName from inFile2 // inFile2Written = false // endif // if ((inFile is EOF) AND (inFile2 is EOF)) // atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd = false // endif // endwhile // close inFile1 // close inFile2 // close outFile1 // output "Merging Complete" // Stop Female clients file 1 21 Barbara_Jones 82 Sue_Todd
The Cupid matchmaking Service maintains two files - one for the male clients and another for female clients. Each file contains a client ID, last name, first name, and address. Each file is in client ID order. Use the provided pseudocode to write a C++ application that merges the two files into one file containing a list of all clients, maintaining ID member order.
// Pseudocode Project8
// Start
// Declarations
// InputFile inFile1;
// InputFile inFile2;
// OutputFile outFile1;
// num mClientNumber, fClientNumber
// string mClientName, fClientName
// bool atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd = true
// bool inFile1Written = false
// bool inFile2Written = false
// output "File merge processing starting"
// open inFile1 "MaleClients.rtf"
// open inFile2 "FemaleClients.rtf"
// open outFile1 "MergedClients.rtf"
// read mClientNumber and mClientName from inFile1
// read fClientNumber and fClientName from inFile2
// while ( atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd == true )
// if (inFile1 is EOF)
// if (inFile2Written == false)
// output fClientNumber, fClientName to Outputfile
// inFile2Written = true
// endif
// else if (inFile2 is EOF)
// if (inFile1Written == false)
// output mClientNumber, mClientName to Outputfile
// inFile1Written = true
// endif
// else if (mClientNumber < fClientNumber)
// output mClientNumber, mClientName to Outputfile
// inFile1Written = true
// else
// output fClientNumber, fClientName to Outputfile
// inFile2Written = true
// endif
//
//
// if ((inFile1 not EOF) AND (inFile1Written == true))
// read mClientNumber and mClientName from inFile1
// inFile1Written = false
// endif
// if ((inFile2 not EOF) AND (inFile2Written == true))
// read fClientNumber and fClientName from inFile2
// inFile2Written = false
// endif
// if ((inFile is EOF) AND (inFile2 is EOF))
// atLeastOneFileNotAtEnd = false
// endif
// endwhile
// close inFile1
// close inFile2
// close outFile1
// output "Merging Complete"
// Stop
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