A Game maintains scores for its players in
a comma delimited sequential file "scores.txt" with the record structure
outlined below.
An example file. It
contains the following sample data:
G001,Hot Shot,280
G002,Loose Cannon,650
G003,FireFox,720
G004,Foxxy,100
scores.txt record structure
|
Field
Name
|
Type
|
|
Player Number
|
String
|
|
PlayerName
|
String
|
|
Score
|
Integer
|
A menu driven program is required the user
create an report and/or search the file..
Menu Format
Game
Menu
1.
Player Report
2.
Search for a Player
3.
Score Analysis
4.
Exit
The user shall be able to create report,
search and do score analysis as often as they like. The program will terminate
when exit is selected.
Report
Format (for sample data)
Player Name Score
Citation
Hot Shot 280 Sluggish Snail
Loose Cannon 650 Bobbing
Bobcat
Fire Fox 720 Rocketing Rabbit
Foxxy 100 Sluggish Snail
Note : Player with highest amount
of votes (assume 1 only)
|
|
Average
Score 575
Top Player FireFox
Alongside the score, you must display the appropriate
citation for each player, use the table below do to determine the citation.
Table 1
|
Score
|
Citation
|
|
Less
than 400
|
Sluggish
Snail
|
|
between
400 and 599
|
Ambling
Armadeillo
|
|
Between 600 and 699
|
Bobbing
Bobcat
|
|
Between
700 and 999
|
Rocketing
Rabbit
|
|
Greater
than 999
|
TurboCharged
Cheetah
|
Search
Allow the user enter a player number, the
program will then search the file, and display the players name, and the score
for chosen player. If the player is not
found display a message stating "No match found".
Example dialogue
Enter Player Number: G002
Player name : Loose Cannon
Score
: 650
Score Analysis
A report showing the
number of players that score in the above ranges is required. Use an array to
store the number in each range.
Range Number in this range
0-399 2
400-599 0
600-699 1
700-999 1
1000 and over 0