Inventory project problem

[bubba832000]

Is there anyone that can help me finish this project, I'm really frustrated with this project. The area that need to be implemented, im lost on what goes there.
Also project is due 4/03/2007 which is today by 4:30 or 5:00 pm

::Full code removed per FAQ::
 
void getData(ifstream& inp, vector<int>& iID, vector<string>& iName, 
             vector<int>& pOrdered, vector<int>& pInStore,
             vector<int>& pSold, vector<double>& manufPrice, 
             vector<double>& sPrice)
{
    int id;
    string name;
    int itemsOrdered;
    double mPrice;
    double sellPrice;
 
    char ch;
 
    // Read the first item info
    inp >> id;                                        // Read item id
    inp.get(ch);                                    // Read a newline
    getline(inp, name);                                // Read item name 
    inp >> itemsOrdered >> mPrice >> sellPrice;        // Read other info of the item
 
    while (inp)
    {
        // continue to read the remaining items
        // ...
    }
}
 
 
void sortData(vector<int>& iID, vector<string>& iName, 
             vector<int>& pOrdered, vector<int>& pInStore,
             vector<double>& manufPrice, 
             vector<double>& sPrice)
{
    // Need to implement ...
}
 
int binSearch(vector<string> list, string searchItem)
{
    //Need to implement
}
 
 
void printReport(const vector<int>& iID, const vector<string>& iName, 
             const vector<int>& pOrdered, const vector<int>& pInStore,
             const vector<int>& pSold, const vector<double>& manufPrice, 
             const vector<double>& sPrice)
{
    //Need to implement
}
 
void makeSale(const vector<string>& iName, vector<int>& pInStore,
              vector<int>& pSold, const vector<double>& sPrice)
{
    // Need to implement
}

[sicarie]

Looks like you need to

1) finish getData()
2) implement sortData()
3) implement binSearch()
4) implement printReport()
and
5) implement makeSale()

Do you have pseudocode for any of these?

[Rabbit]

This is homework is it not?

[bubba832000]

This is homework is it not?

yes it is homework.

[sicarie]

yes it is homework.

Rabbit-

Seeing as how he did post "I'm stumped" I was going to help him with a pseudocode and algorithm for the methods, leave the implementation to him. Once he gets the right algorithm, the coding shouldn't be difficult at all.

[bubba832000]

Rabbit-

Seeing as how he did post "I'm stumped" I was going to help him with a pseudocode and algorithm for the methods, leave the implementation to him. Once he gets the right algorithm, the coding shouldn't be difficult at all.

C++ program using parallel vectors
Write a program to keep track of a hardware store's inventory. The sore sell various items. For each item in the store the following information is kept: item ID, item name, number of pieces ordered, number of pieces currently in the store, number of pieces sold, manufacturer's price for the item, and the stores selling price. At the end of the week the store manager would like to see a printed report.

The total inventory is the total selling value of all the items currently in the store. The total number of items is the sum of the number of pieces of all the items in the store.

The program must be menu driven giving the users various choices such as checking whether an item is in the store, selling an item and printing the report. After inputing the data, sort it according to the items names. Also, after an item is sold, update the appropriate counts.

Initially, the number of pieces (of an item) in the store is the same as the number of pieces ordered, and the number of pieces of an item sold is zero. Input to the program is a file consisting of data in the following form: ItemID, ItemName, pOrdered, manufPrice, sellingPrice.

Use seven parallel vectors to store the information. The program must contain at least the following functions: one to input data into the vectors, one to display the menu, one to sell an item and one to print the report for the manager.

This is the text file



4444
circular saw
150 45 125
3333
cooking range
50 450 850
4444
cicular saw
7 45 125
4444
cicular saw
150 45 125

[sicarie]

Ok, so have you picked one to write an algorithm for?

[bubba832000]

Ok, so have you picked one to write an algorithm for?

Thinks for your concern but you dont have to worry about helping me, every since the beginning of this chapter i was lost so i really dont understand nothing. Thanks!!!

[bubba832000]

Thinks for your concern but you dont have to worry about helping me, every since the beginning of this chapter i was lost so i really dont understand nothing. Thanks!!!

I'll try to figure something out.

[sicarie]

The coding really isn't difficult - it's the creating an algorithm to solve the problem that's trouble - understanding what is going on in the code. We can definitely help you with that, if you want...

[bubba832000]

The coding really isn't difficult - it's the creating an algorithm to solve the problem that's trouble - understanding what is going on in the code. We can definitely help you with that, if you want...

ok you can, but i really dont understand this project. Well i understand the logic but dont know how to code this.

[bubba832000]

The coding really isn't difficult - it's the creating an algorithm to solve the problem that's trouble - understanding what is going on in the code. We can definitely help you with that, if you want...

what ever you can do i will appreciate.

[sicarie]

what ever you can do i will appreciate.

Ok, so first you need to pick one of those 5 things.

Then you need to give a simple, one sentence description of what it's going to do.

[mrstmorris]

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[Laharl]

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