1 GoalsUse C++ to read data from a text file and create an array of numbers.Use the C++ 'fstream' library functions to open, read and close a text file.You can use the C++ 'iomanip' library to format your output and manage whitespace on yourinput.Graduate students must create and write the data to a new text file.2 Your assignment is to create a program that does the following:a. You will need to create a new file (you can do this in the file system – make it plain text) andcall it mydata.txt.b. Put a column of numbers in the text file to read later. Pay attention to type – make them allhave decimal points. In repl.it, use the numbers in my file.c. Based on the examples in the slides (L3) and the textbook, write a C++ program, include'iostream' and 'fstream'. You might need 'iomanip'.d. Your program should read the numbers from the file into an array and print the array to theconsole in reverse order using a for loop.e. Graduate Students must also print the output to a new text file called output.txt.f. Follow Professional Standards: For details on how programming style, see theProgramming Style Guide. Put your name in your program block comment at the top. Uselogical variable names and function names – do not make me guess. Indent properly. Greetthe user with the name of the program, and your name. Indicate that the program endednormally by saying Bye or thanking the user for using your program. Do not forget the blockcomments for each function. Use in-line comments as required.g. Optional Challenge for undergrads (required for Graduate Students):i. Print the output to a new text file called output.txt for an extra point.Due as shown in Canvas by 11:59 pmSubmitting your program in Repl.it1. If you wrote this program using an IDE on your computer, copy the code and paste it into the whitecode window on the upper left side of the Repl.it window.Submitting your program in Repl.it8. If you wrote this program using an IDE on your computer, copy the code and paste it into the main.cppfile (see the list of files to the left).9. Click the run button above the code, the output appears in the right side (black background).10. On the left there is a checkmark, click this and choose Run Tests. When you run the tests you will seeeither passed or failed and you will have the option to see how your program output is different from thetest.Repl.it has an automated testing system that checks your program output against my solution.Repl.it will show you where your output is not the same as what was expected (click the button). If thedifferences are superficial, you can submit your program and I will give you the credit you earned.However, it is not enough to match the output. If your program does not follow the requirements youwill not get full credit. Your program must have been programmed correctly (if I asked for a loop, I Practice Program 4expect you to have one), you should have comment blocks and in-line comments as needed, use clearvariable names that enhance code clarity, use variables of the correct type for each piece of data, etc.See the Programming Style Guide for more information.The submit button is in the upper right corner. You must submit for me to see your program.Post in the Canvas discussion forum or email the TA or me for help.

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Use C++ to read data from a text file and create an array of numbers. Use the C++ 'fstream' library functions to open, read and close a text file. You can use the C++ 'iomanip' library to format your output and manage whitespace on your input. • Graduate students must create and write the data to a new text file. 2 Your assignment is to create a program that does the following: a. You will need to create a new file (you can do this in the file system – make it plain text) and call it mydata.txt. b. Put a column of numbers in the text file to read later. Pay attention to type – make them all have decimal points. In repl.it, use the numbers in my file. c. Based on the examples in the slides (L3) and the textbook, write a C++ program, include 'iostream' and 'fstream'. You might need 'iomanip'. d. Your program should read the numbers from the file into an array and print the array to the console in reverse order using a for loop. e. Graduate Students must also print the output to a new text file called output.txt. f. Follow Professional Standards: For details on how programming style, see the Programming Style Guide. Put your name in your program block comment at the top. Use logical variable names and function names – do not make me guess. Indent properly. Greet the user with the name of the program, and your name. Indicate that the program ended normally by saying Bye or thanking the user for using your program. Do not forget the block comments for each function. Use in-line comments as required. g. Optional Challenge for undergrads (required for Graduate Students): i. Print the output to a new text file called output.txt for an extra point.

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...