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Write aprogram that inputs the employee records from the user and saves itto a f

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Question

Write aprogram that inputs the employee records from the user and saves itto a file called employee.dat. The program opens the file again,reads all the records from the file employee.dat, stores them intoa one-dimensional array, and then displays the contents of allrecords. Create a structure to store the employeerecord.

structEmployee
{ char nam[80];
   double salary;
};

Output sample

Entername:
aa
Enter salary:
45.8
Do you want to enter another record?y
Enter name:
bb
Enter salary:
23.6
Do you want to enter another record?y
Enter name:
cc
Enter salary:
90.5
Do you want to enter another record?y
Enter name:
dd
Enter salary:
100.35
Do you want to enter another record?n

EMPLOYEE RECORDS:
aa
45.8
bb
23.6
cc
90.5
dd
100.35

Hint: Review the codingon pages 639 and 640 in the the text book for fileprocessing.

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
#include<stdlib>
using namespace std;
struct Employee
{ char name[80];
double salary;
};
int main()
{
Employee e;
char again;
//Open an output file called employee.dat for writing only
____________ employeeoutputfile("employee.dat",_________________________);
do
{ cout<<"Enter name:"<<endl;
cin.getline(e.name,80);
cout<<"Enter salary:"<<endl;
cin>>e.salary;
//Write an employee record to the file
employeeoutputfile.write(________________, sizeof(_____));
cout<<"Do you want to enter another record?";
cin>>again;
cin.ignore();
}while(again =='Y' || again=='y');
//Close the file
employeeoutputfile.___________;

//Create an array called earray to store 10 Employee structurevariables

_________ earray____________;
int i =0;
//Open an input file called employee.dat for reading only
__________ employeeinputfile(_______ , __________);

//Read the firstrecord
employeeinputfile.______________(_________________, sizeof(e));

while(!________________ ) //Check for end of file
{ strcpy( earray[i].name,e.name);//get name
________ = e.salary; //get salary
i++;
//get another record
employeeinputfile.______________(_________________,sizeof(e));

}
employeeinputfile.close(); //close the fiel

//Display th records
cout<<"EMPLOYEE RECORDS:"<<endl;
_______________________
}

struct Employee
{
   char name[80];
   double salary;
};

int main()
{
   Employee e;
   char again;
   //Open an output file called employee.dat for writingonly
   fstream employeeoutputfile("employee.dat", ios::out);
   do
   {
      cout<<"Entername:"<<endl;
      cin.getline(e.name, 80);
      cout<<"Entersalary:"<<endl;
      cin>>e.salary;
      //Write an employee record to thefile
      employeeoutputfile.write( e.name ,sizeof(e.name));
      cout<<"Do you want to enteranother record?";
      cin>>again;
      cin.ignore();
   }while( again =='Y' || again=='y');
  
   //Close the file
   employeeoutputfile.close();

   //Create anarray called earray to store 10 Employee structure variables
   char earray[10];
   int i =0;
   //Open an input file called employee.dat for readingonly
   fstream employeeinputfile( "employee.dat" , ios::in);
   //Read the first record
   employeeinputfile.read( earray, sizeof(e));
  
   while( !employeeinputfile.eof() )   //Check for end of file
   {
      strcpy( earray[i].name,e.name);   //get name
      earray[i] =e.salary;             //get salary
      i++;
      //get another record
      employeeinputfile.read( earray,sizeof(e));
   }
   employeeinputfile.close(); //close the file
  
   //Display the records
   cout<<"EMPLOYEE RECORDS:"<<endl;
// ____________________

Explanation / Answer

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
#include<cstdlib>
using namespace std;
struct Employee
{
   char name[80];
   double salary;
};

int main()
{
   Employee e;
   char again;
   //Open an output file called employee.dat for writingonly
   fstream employeeoutputfile("employee.dat", ios::out);
   do
   {
    cout<<"Enter name:"<<endl;
    cin.getline(e.name, 80);
    cout<<"Enter salary:"<<endl;
    cin>>e.salary;
    //Write an employee record to the file
   employeeoutputfile<<e.name<<endl;
   employeeoutputfile<<e.salary<<endl;
    cout<<"Do you want to enter anotherrecord?";
    cin>>again;
    cin.ignore();
   }while( again =='Y' || again=='y');
  
   //Close the file
   employeeoutputfile.close();
  
   //Create an array called earray to store 10 Employeestructure variables
   Employee earray[10];
   int i =0;
   //Open an input file called employee.dat for readingonly
   fstream employeeinputfile( "employee.dat" , ios::in);
   //Read the first record
   //employeeinputfile.read( earray, sizeof(e));
   employeeinputfile>>earray[0].name;
   employeeinputfile>>earray[0].salary;
  
   while( !employeeinputfile.eof() )   //Check for end of file
   {
    //strcpy( earray[i].name, e.name);  //get name
    employeeinputfile>>earray[i].name;
    employeeinputfile>>earray[i].salary;//getsalary
    i++;
    //get another record
    //employeeinputfile.read( earray,sizeof(e));
   }
   employeeinputfile.close(); //close the file
  
   //Display the records
   cout<<"EMPLOYEERECORDS:"<<earray[0].name<<endl;
   // ____________________
  
   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

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