[Solved] One Show Code Photo Using C U Creat Anything Readtxt File Q37225046
Does any one can show me the code below the photo using C++( u can creat anything in read.txt file)
read one string from the istream argument (could be from cin or an ifstream variable). This should work just like the >>operator. When reading in, you can assume that you will not read in a string longer than 99 characters. This function will return true if it was able to read (remember>> operator will return true if it is able to read from a file). istrm): bool For simplicity sake, you could create a local char array variable 100 that you first read nto and then you could copy from this char array into your dynamic memory. write the string out to the write( ostream& |ostream argument, but do not ostrm): void add any end of line (could be cout or an ofstream variable) cricket LTE @ 75%- 15:17 Back P2.B MYString v1 Detail Submission Grade ain Program Requirements o create a vector of MYStrings that is size 100 o read each of the words from the file called “infile2.txt” (the file is out in Files section under Program Resources). You can call the read function directly on the indexed vector<MYString>. (do not use vector’s push_back function. See programming note below*). Example while (words[count].read(fin)) (…) o as you are reading the words in, keep a count of how many words were read in o After you have read in all the words from the file, resize your vector to the correct size based on your count of the number of words read in o sort the MYStrings from smallest to largest (this will be based on the ASCII encoding…meaning capital letters will sort before lower case letters) using Bubble Sort o output the sorted words to outfile.txt file -6 words per line (use setw(13), l cricket LTE 15:17 P2.B MYString v1 Back ze Detail Submission Grade o sort the MYStrings from smallest to largest (this will be based on the ASCII encoding….meaning capital letters wil sort before lower case letters) using Bubble Sort o output the sorted words to outfile.txt file – 6 words per line ( use setw(13), which is part of <iomanip> library, to space them out….the setw command should not be in the write member function). Below is an example of what you output should look like ….but is missing the middle section They amazingly Were an an using, to was *Programming Note: Do not use the push_back) member function of vector, because this won’t work for this program (it calls the copy constructor of our MYString class, which we haven’t written) Show transcribed image text read one string from the istream argument (could be from cin or an ifstream variable). This should work just like the >>operator. When reading in, you can assume that you will not read in a string longer than 99 characters. This function will return true if it was able to read (remember>> operator will return true if it is able to read from a file). istrm): bool For simplicity sake, you could create a local char array variable 100 that you first read nto and then you could copy from this char array into your dynamic memory. write the string out to the write( ostream& |ostream argument, but do not ostrm): void add any end of line (could be cout or an ofstream variable)
cricket LTE @ 75%- 15:17 Back P2.B MYString v1 Detail Submission Grade ain Program Requirements o create a vector of MYStrings that is size 100 o read each of the words from the file called “infile2.txt” (the file is out in Files section under Program Resources). You can call the read function directly on the indexed vector. (do not use vector’s push_back function. See programming note below*). Example while (words[count].read(fin)) (…) o as you are reading the words in, keep a count of how many words were read in o After you have read in all the words from the file, resize your vector to the correct size based on your count of the number of words read in o sort the MYStrings from smallest to largest (this will be based on the ASCII encoding…meaning capital letters will sort before lower case letters) using Bubble Sort o output the sorted words to outfile.txt file -6 words per line (use setw(13),
l cricket LTE 15:17 P2.B MYString v1 Back ze Detail Submission Grade o sort the MYStrings from smallest to largest (this will be based on the ASCII encoding….meaning capital letters wil sort before lower case letters) using Bubble Sort o output the sorted words to outfile.txt file – 6 words per line ( use setw(13), which is part of library, to space them out….the setw command should not be in the write member function). Below is an example of what you output should look like ….but is missing the middle section They amazingly Were an an using, to was *Programming Note: Do not use the push_back) member function of vector, because this won’t work for this program (it calls the copy constructor of our MYString class, which we haven’t written)
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