Passenger Seats Assigning Program full implementation in C++ - HJ Soft

Description:

Write a C++ program to assign passenger seats in an airplane. Chesapeake Airlines is a small commuter airline with seats for 36 passengers in 9 rows of 4 seats each. See the sample display below for a layout of the plane.

The user enters the row (1 – 9) and the seat (A – D). The program checks the array to see if the seat is available. An X in the array indicates the seat is not available.
If the seat is available, assign an X to that position in the array. If it’s unavailable, display a message to the passenger.

There are 3 ticket classes:
Row 1 = First Class
Rows 2-4 = Business Class
Rows 5-9 = Coach

*Note that the rows are 0-8 in the C++ program.
Use the classCtr array supplied in the header file to keep track of how many seats in each class are purchased.
Continue processing requests until the user enters -1 for the row. After -1 is entered for the row, display

• number of seats sold.
• percentage occupied.
• sales report.

You need to include the following functions in your program.

• Function to get the row and seat.

This function displays a prompt requesting the value for the row. If -1 is not entered for the row, the function displays a prompt requesting the seat letter. The seat can be an upper or lowercase letter. Check how the toupper function works in Chapter Six (Display 6.9).
This function is a call-by-reference since it needs to supply main with two values.
See the function declaration getData in the cpp file provided.
Check Display 5.4 get_numbers function and Display 5-9 get_input function.
These two functions are call-by-value.

• Function to display the plane layout using the layout array provided in the header file. See the function declaration displayPlane in the cpp file provided.
• Function to display the Sales Report, using the classes, classCtr, and fares arrays provided.

Header files

User-defined header files are useful for reducing redundant code. The array.h file contains all the arrays you need for this project. To incorporate these arrays into your cpp file, use a statement like this:
#include "f:\\array.h"
The f:\\ is in the string because I saved this file in the root directory of my flash drive. The program has to know where this file is located so adjust the drive for your storage. You may also right-click on Header Files in the Solution Explorer of the IDE and add the header file to the project so you don’t need to specify the drive.

The #include statement is basically like a copy/paste operation. The compiler will replace the #include line with the actual contents of the file you're including when it compiles the file. This way, any program that needs these arrays can include them instead of keying the array data in each program.

Develop C++ program with the following new features:

Arrays
Arrays and functions
Call-by-reference functions
User-defined header files.

Advice from the Instructor:
As usual, code this problem in small steps, one function at a time.
In main, the row and seat values need to be converted to indices for the plane layout array.

The row value needs to be converted to a legal index from 0 to 8.
You can use one statement to adjust the row index.

The seat letter needs to be converted to a legal index from 0 to 3. Consider subtracting the ASCII value 65 from the value of the seat entered to change the index. It only takes one statement to adjust the column index using this technique.

For example: A – 65 = 0

o The advantage of arrays is the same in C++ as in Java - often reducing the amount of code you need. First, make sure your program works correctly and then go back and see if you can write the code more efficiently. For example, the function to write the sales report can contain one for loop that produces the 3 line items in the report as well totaling total sales.

Do not use code like this:
Total = classCtr[0] + classCtr[1] + classCtr[2];

Output Screenshot:

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