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    This C++ program demonstrates linear search on a list of faculty members' names and IDs. It reads in a text file containing faculty data, sorts the data by last name using selection sort, and prints out the sorted list. The program defines a Faculty class to store faculty member objects with first name, last name, and ID attributes. It implements functions for sorting, reading in the data file, and printing the sorted output.

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    This C++ program demonstrates linear search on a list of faculty members' names and IDs. It reads in a text file containing faculty data, sorts the data by last name using selection sort, and prints out the sorted list. The program defines a Faculty class to store faculty member objects with first name, last name, and ID attributes. It implements functions for sorting, reading in the data file, and printing the sorted output.

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    This C++ program demonstrates linear search on a list of faculty members' names and IDs. It reads in a text file containing faculty data, sorts the data by last name using selection sort, and prints out the sorted list. The program defines a Faculty class to store faculty member objects with first name, last name, and ID attributes. It implements functions for sorting, reading in the data file, and printing the sorted output.

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    //Client File

    /*
    Isaac Bernal
    Fundamentals of Programming 2
    Professor Lara
    4/14/22
    This program demostrates the use of linear search on a list of faculty members' first name, last
    name, and I.D.
    */

    #include <iostream>
    #include <fstream>
    #include <string>
    #include <sstream>
    #include "Faculty.h"
    using namespace std;

    //Function Prototypes
    void welcome();
    void SelectionSort(Faculty [], int);
    int getData(Faculty[], const int );
    void printData(Faculty[], int);

    int main() {
    const int SIZE = 4;
    Faculty instructorArray[SIZE];//Class Array
    ifstream inputfile;//to access files
    int lcount = 0;

    welcome();

    lcount = getData(instructorArray, SIZE);

    SelectionSort(instructorArray, lcount);

    printData(instructorArray, lcount);

    return 0;
    }

    //Function Definitions
    //***********************************************************
    void welcome()
    {
    cout << "\t\t_-_Welcome To Faculty Member Sort_-_\n\n\tSorting By Last Name in Descending
    Order...\n";
    }

    //***********************************************************
    //To Receive the Faculty class array and sorts in descending order by last name
    // Returns nothing
    void SelectionSort(Faculty fArray[], int numbersSize)
    {
    int i;
    int j;
    int indexSmallest;
    Faculty temp; // Temporary variable for swap

    for (i = 0; i < numbersSize - 1; ++i)


    {
    // Find index of smallest remaining element
    indexSmallest = i;
    for (j = i + 1; j < numbersSize; ++j)
    {
    if ( fArray[j].getLastName() > fArray[indexSmallest].getLastName())
    {
    indexSmallest = j;
    }
    }

    // Swap numbers[i] and numbers[indexSmallest]


    temp = fArray[i];
    fArray[i] = fArray[indexSmallest];
    fArray[indexSmallest] = temp;
    }
    }

    //***********************************************************
    //Reads the text file and store in array
    //returns the counter of total members of the array
    int getData(Faculty arrayN[], const int SIZE)
    {
    istringstream inSS;//each members data is in a single line
    ifstream inputfile;// to access txt file
    inputfile.open("list.txt");
    string lineString;

    string fName , lName;//stores its own data from file


    short iD;
    int counter = 0;
    while (counter < SIZE)
    {
    getline(inputfile, lineString);//stores each line of data in a string
    inSS.clear();
    inSS.str(lineString);//stores buffer in string
    inSS >> fName >> lName >> iD;//assign to each variable

    arrayN[counter].setFirstName(fName);//set to class to be stored


    arrayN[counter].setLastName(lName);
    inputfile.clear();

    arrayN[counter].setID(iD);

    counter = counter +1;


    }

    inputfile.close();

    return counter;
    }

    //***********************************************************
    void printData(Faculty fArray[], int SIZE)
    {
    cout << "\n\nThe list is: \n\n";
    for (int counter = 0; counter < SIZE; ++counter)
    {
    cout << (counter + 1) << ". " << fArray[counter].getLastName() << endl;

    cout << (counter + 1) << ". " << fArray[counter].getFirstName() << "\n";

    cout << (counter + 1) << ". " << fArray[counter].getID() << "\n\n";
    }
    }
    //* --- This file is the IMPLEMENTATION FILE ---

    #include <string>
    using namespace std;
    #include "Faculty.h"

    //Class Function Definitions


    void Faculty::setFirstName(string f)
    {
    firstName = f;
    }

    void Faculty::setLastName(string l)
    {
    lastName = l;
    }

    void Faculty::setID(short i)
    {
    facultyID = i;
    }

    string Faculty::getFirstName()
    {
    return firstName;
    }

    string Faculty::getLastName()
    {
    return lastName;
    }

    short Faculty::getID()
    {
    return facultyID;
    }
    /*
    --- This file is the SPECIFICATION FILE ---
    */

    #include <string>
    using namespace std;

    #ifndef FACULTY_H
    #define FACULTY_H

    class Faculty
    {
    private:
    string lastName;
    string firstName;
    short facultyID;
    public:
    //Prototypes
    void setFirstName(string f);
    void setLastName(string l);
    void setID(short i);
    string getFirstName();
    string getLastName();
    short getID();
    };

    #endif

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