Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134498379
Author: Tony Gaddis
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 17, Problem 5PC
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source.cpp

  • Include the required header files to the program.
  • Define the main() function,
    • Include the required function prototype to the program
    • Declare the required variables.
    • Create sets to hold each files words.
    • Read the first file name from the user.
    • Read the second file name from the user.
    • Build the sets for two files.
    • Display the unique words in both files using “showUnion()” function.
    • Make a call to the function “showUnion()”.
    • Display only the words that appear in both files using “ShowIntersection()” function.
    • Make a call to the function “ShowIntersection ()”.
    • Display the words that appear in file #1 but not in file #2 using “showDifference()” function.
    • Make a call to the function “showDifference ()”.
    • Display the words that appear in only one file, but not in both the files using “showSymDiff()”.
  • Function definition for the “SetFile ()”:
  • Declare a variable “in” to hold the input.
  • Create an object for “ifstream”.
  • Open the file using “open()”.
  • Loop till “infile” reaches end of the file
    • Insert the word to the “setWord”.
  • Close the file using “close()”.
  • Function definition for the “showUnion()” to display the union of words from two sets:
    • Create a vector to hold the union.
    • Get the union of the sets using the “begin()” and “end()”.
    • Remove the unused words using “resize()” function.
    • Display the result.
  • Function definition for the “showIntersection ()” to display the intersection of words from two sets:
    • Create a vector to hold the intersection.
    • Get the intersection of the sets using the “begin()” and “end()”.
    • Remove the unused words using “resize()” function.
    • Display the result.
  • Function definition for the “showDifference ()” to show the difference of two sets:
    • Create a vector to hold the difference of two sets.
    • Get the union of the sets using the “begin()” and “end()”.
    • Remove the unused words using “resize()” function.
    • Display the result.
  • Function definition for the “showSymDiff ()” to show the symmetric difference of two sets:
    • Create a vector to hold the symmetric difference of two sets.
    • Get the union of the sets using the “begin()” and “end()”.
    • Remove the unused words using “resize()” function.
    • Display the result.

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