[solved]-Need Help Arrays One Holds Name Divisions North East West Central One Holds Values Please Q39022357
Need help doing this with arrays: one that holds the name of thedivisions (North, East, west, central) and one that holds thevalues of both, please dont use dinamic arrays;(is a 3 fileclass)
#ifndef accidente_hpp
#define accidente_hpp
#include<iomanip>
#include<iostream>
class Accidente
{
private:
double north;
double south;
double east;
double west;
double center;
public:
Accidente();
Accidente(double, double,double,double,double);
void setNorth(double);
void setSouth(double);
void setEast(double);
void setWest(double);
void setCentral(double);
double getRegionN()const;
double getRegionS()const;
double getRegionE()const;
double getRegionW()const;
double getRegionC()const;
//intfindLowest(double,double,double,double,double);
};
#endif /* accidente_h */
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#include “accidente.hpp”
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
Accidente::Accidente()
{
north=0;
south=0;
east=0;
west=0;
center=0;
}
Accidente::Accidente(doublen,double s, double e,double w,double c)
{
north=n;
south=s;
east=e;
west=w;
center=c;
}
voidAccidente::setNorth(double n)
{
if(n>=0)
north=n;
else
{
cout<<“Invalid inputn”;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
voidAccidente::setSouth(double s)
{
if(s>=0)
south=s;
else
{
cout<<“Invalid inputn”;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
void Accidente::setEast(doublee)
{
if(e>=0)
east=e;
else
{
cout<<“Invalid inputn”;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
void Accidente::setWest(doublew)
{
if(w>=0)
west=w;
else
{
cout<<“Invalid inputn”;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
voidAccidente::setCentral(double c)
{
if(c>=0)
center=c;
else
{
cout<<“Invalid inputn”;
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
}
doubleAccidente::getRegionN()const
{
return north;
}
doubleAccidente::getRegionS()const
{
return south;
}
doubleAccidente::getRegionE()const
{
return east;
}
doubleAccidente::getRegionW()const
{
return west;
}
doubleAccidente::getRegionC()const
{
return center;
}
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this is main
#include “accidente.hpp”
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
Accidente crash;
doubleRN,RS,RE,RW,RC;//Region(N)orte
cout<<“How many accidents happen in region North:”<<“0 is not accepted”<<endl;
cin>>RN;
cout<<“How many accidents happen in region South:”<<“0 is not accepted”<<endl;
cin>>RS;
cout<<“How many accidents happen in region East:”<<“0 is not accepted”<<endl;
cin>>RE;
cout<<“How many accidents happen in region West:”<<“0 is not accepted”<<endl;
cin>>RW;
cout<<“How many accidents happen in region Central:”<<“0 is not accepted”<<endl;
cin>>RC;
crash.setNorth(RN);
crash.setSouth(RS);
crash.setEast(RE);
crash.setWest(RW);
crash.setCentral(RC);
//crash.findLowest(RN,RS,RE,RW,RC);
voidfindLowest(double RN,double RS,double RE, doubleRW,double RC);
{
if(RN<=RS && RN<=RW&&RN<=RE && RN<=RC)//north
{
cout<<“The lowest report region is north with:”<<RN;
cout<<endl;
}
if( RS<=RN && RS<=RE&&RS<=RW&& RS<=RC)//sur
{
cout<<“The lowest report region is South with:”<<RS;
cout<<endl;
}
if(RE<=RN && RE<=RW &&RE<=RS && RE<=RC)//este
{
cout<<“the lowest report region is East with:”<<RE;
cout<<endl;
}
if(RW<=RN && RW<=RS &&RW<=RE && RW<=RC)//oeste
{
cout<<“The lowest report region is West with: “<<RW;
cout<<endl;
}
if(RC<=RN && RC<=RE &&RC<=RW && RC<=RS)//oeste
{
cout<<“The lowest report region is Central with :”<<RC;
cout<<endl;
}
}
cout<<“The accidents reported in Region North are:”<<crash.getRegionN()<<endl;
cout<<“The accidents reported in Region South are:”<<crash.getRegionS()<<endl;
cout<<“The accidents reported in Region East are:”<<crash.getRegionE()<<endl;
cout<<“The accidents reported in Region West are:”<<crash.getRegionW()<<endl;
cout<<“The accidents reported in Region Central are:”<<crash.getRegionC()<<endl;
//crash.findLowest(RN,RS,RE,RW,RC);
}
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