CAN SOME GOOD EXPERT PLEASE ANSWER THIS ?. Over 8 solutions has either been flat
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CAN SOME GOOD EXPERT PLEASE ANSWER THIS ?. Over 8 solutions has either been flat wrong or copy from google. If you do not have a solution . I will be glad you do not guess or post a scam. Please show a screenshot of tested proven code before response. Thanks
You are tasked with writing a program which will write a monthly account summary of customers' transactions at the bank at which you are employed.
The monthly transactions are stored in a file called transactions.txt in the follow form: 123 d45.10 d50.45 d198.56 w45.67
The first entry is the account number; the remainder of the line, variable in length, contains all the transactions of the particular customer for the month: If the entry begins with a d, the number that follows is the amount of deposi If it begins with a w, the number that follows is the amount of withdraw.
The customer "database" is stored in another file, accounts.txt which has entries of the form 123 daffy 34.67 where each line contains the customer's account number then their name, followed by the current account balance at the beginning of the month.
Your program will write report in the following form ( given the above data )
Account Number : 123
Name : daffy Beginning Balance : $34.67
Ending Balance : $283.11
Amount Deposited : $294.11
Number of Deposits : 3
Amount Withdrawn : $45.67
Number of Withdraws : 1
The report is to be written to a file called account_report_MONTH.txt, where MONTH is a user entered month name CODE:
Your program will read from the following files: a file containing the listing of all transactions for the month; a file containing a list of all customers, along with their account ids.
You must use the following structure to hold the data of each customer:
struct PersonAcct // struct account holds customer info
{
int acct_num; // customer account number
string name; // customers name
int acct_bal; // customers account balance
};
Note: Feel free to construct your own files to test/debug you program
Please provide a screenshot of where the file is located on the directory.
Here are the two text files:
accounts.txt 123 daffy 34.67 345 goofy 123.89 639 sneezy 1945.76 890 dopey 12345667.90 666 grumpy 666.66
transactions.txt 123 d45.10 d50.45 d198.56 w45.67 345 w34.00 d4.56 w45.13 d23.23 w23.12 639 d1000.34 d1234.56 w34.33 w345.87 w22.13 890 d345.67 d123.67 d45.99 d45.99 w34.77 666 d66.60 d666.66 d6.66 d66.6 d6666.66
Also specify the directory where the text files are save> for example C:DRIVE USE VISUAL STUDIO C++ Can someone provide a credible answer. Every other one is a fluke or a copy form google forum
Explanation / Answer
#include <iomanip>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
#define withdrawl (isit == 'W' || isit == 'w' )
#define deposit ( isit== 'D' || isit == 'd' )
struct PersonAcct
{
int acct_num;
double acct_bal;
string name;
};
string getAccountFileName();
void printReport(int a, int w, int d, double eb, double bb, double ad, double aw, string name);
void errorCheck();
int main()
{
ifstream accounts;
ifstream transactions;
string fileName;
string acct = "accounts.txt";
string trans = "transactions.txt";
string trans2 = "monthly_transactions.txt";
int const count = 50;
int const U = count;
int acnum2[count];
int acnum[count];
string name[count];
double bBalance[count];
PersonAcct p[U];
string line, line2;
int amountline = 0;
char isit;
int dCount = 0;
int wCount = 0;
accounts.open(acct.c_str(), ios::in);
if (!accounts)
{
cerr << "Your Accounts.txt file was not automatically found " << endl << endl;
fileName = getAccountFileName();
accounts.open(fileName.c_str(), ios::in);
if (!accounts)
{
errorCheck();
}
}
while (accounts)
{
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
accounts >> acnum[i] >> name[i] >> bBalance[i];
p[i].acct_num = acnum[i];
p[i].name = name[i];
p[i].acct_bal = bBalance[i];
}
accounts.clear();
accounts.seekg(0);
while (getline(accounts, line))
{
amountline++;
}
accounts.close();
}
transactions.open(trans.c_str(), ios::in);
if (!transactions)
{
cerr << "Your Transactions.txt file was not automatically found " << endl << endl;
transactions.open(trans2.c_str(), ios::in);
if (!transactions)
{
cerr << "Still not found one more try : " << endl;
}
fileName = getAccountFileName();
transactions.open(fileName.c_str(), ios::in);
if (!transactions)
{
errorCheck();
}
}
transactions.get(isit);
while (transactions)
{
cout << isit;
transactions.get(isit);
if (isit != ' ' || ' ')
{
if (deposit) // counts the number of deposits
{
dCount++;
cout << dCount;
}
if (withdrawl) // counts the number of withdrawls
{
wCount++;
cout << wCount;
}
}
}
transactions.close(); // closes input file
int persons = 0; // printer control
persons = amountline-1;
for (int counter = 0; counter < persons; counter++) // printer
{
cout << fixed << setprecision(2) << p[counter].acct_num << " " << p[counter].name
<< " " << p[counter].acct_bal << " ";
}
system("pause");
return 0;
}
string getAccountFileName()
{
string fName;
cout << "Please enter the fully qualified name of the " << endl
<< "accounts text file";
cin >> fName;
cout << endl;
return fName;
}
string getTransactionsFileName()
{
string fName;
cout << "Please enter the fully qualified name of the " << endl
<< "Transactions text file (i.e. including the path): ";
cin >> fName;
cout << endl;
return fName;
}
void printReport(int a, int w, int d, double eb, double bb, double ad, double aw, string name)
{
cout << "Account Number : " << a << endl;
cout << "Name : " << name << endl;
cout << "Begininning Balance :" << bb << endl;
cout << "Ending Balance :" << eb << endl;
cout << "Amount Deposited :" << ad << endl;
cout << "Number of Deposits :" << d << endl;
cout << "Amount Withdrawn :" << aw << endl;
cout << "Number of withdrawls :" << w << endl;
cout << endl << endl;
}
void errorCheck()
{
cerr << "file is still not found" << endl << endl;
system("pause"); // holds window for error check
exit(0);
}
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