write a C++ program that stores information about players who have been selected

Question

write a C++ program that stores information about players who have been selected as participants in a fantasy football league. the data for this program is given below or can be saved in a file named fantasy.dat. this file contains the following information about each player: name, NFL team, position, and fantasy league owner's name. Your program should read these data into an array of nested structures and then create an attractively formatted report listing the information.

File: fantasy.dat

anderson sf k joann

timpson phill wr jim

el way den Qb jackv

salaam chi rb bill

carney sd k vince

sanders det rb john

carter minn wr jackr

freeman gb wr ron

watters phil rb chris

chmura gb te steve

bledsoe ne Qb chris

faulk ind rb jim

george tenn rb  steve

bettis pitt rb jackv

stewart pittt qb bill

dudley oak te john

marino mia qb vince

kirby sf rb ron

warrren sea rb jack

martin ne rb joann

Explanation / Answer

Note:save the below code in same path, that is where you have fantasy.dat file data. compile and execute.

#include <iostream>

#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

struct info {

char name[20];

char NFLteam[20];

char position[20];

char FLownerName[20];

};

int main() {

string line;

info array[50];

int i = 0;

ifstream myfile("fantasy.dat");

if (myfile.is_open()) {

for(i =0;getline(myfile, line) && i <= 50;i++ ){

sscanf(line.c_str(), "%s %s %s %s", array[i].name, array[i].NFLteam,

array[i].position, array[i].FLownerName);

}

}

myfile.close();

for (int j = 0; j < i; j++) {

cout << " ----------------------------- ";

cout << "Name : " << array[j].name;

cout << "NFL team : " << array[j].NFLteam;

cout << " Position : " << array[j].position;

cout << "fantasy league owner Name: " << array[j].FLownerName;

cout << " ----------------------------- ";

}

return 0;

}

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