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This week, you'll be building off of last week's assignment where you loaded and printed the weather database. Now, you're going to implement a menu that allows the user to do a few different things, and extend the user's options for how to manipulate the data. The menu will present four options to the user: load data, print data, search, and sort. Here is an example run that indicates how the interface for the menu should look:  Welcome to Nick's weather analyzer! Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? l Please enter the file path: C:/Users/nicholas.insalata/Desktop/weather.txt 331 records loaded. Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? p    Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? s Would you like to search by (d)ate, temperature (h)igh, (a)vg, (l)ow, (p)recipitation, or (e)vents? d What are the month and day of the record you'd like to see? 1 3 1	3	34	30	27	0 Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? s Would you like to search by (d)ate, temperature (h)igh, (a)vg, (l)ow, (p)recipitation, or (e)vents? e What event would you like to search for? Snow 1	7	30	27	24	0.02	"Rain , Snow" 1	9	41	36	30	0.28	"Rain , Snow" 1	10	38	35	31	0.65	"Rain , Snow" 1	11	32	29	26	0.07	Snow 1	17	44	34	24	0.38	"Rain , Snow" 2	7	39	36	32	0.08	"Fog , Rain , Snow" 2	26	43	40	37	0.14	"Rain , Snow" 3	6	46	40	34	0.08	"Rain , Snow , Thunderstorm" Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? o Would you like to sort by (d)ate, temperature (h)igh, (a)vg, (l)ow, (p)recipitation, or (e)vents? p Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? p 2	16	49	45	41	1.64	Rain 2	5	46	40	34	1.57	Rain 10	21	59	53	47	1.34	Rain    Would you like to (l)oad data, (p)rint data, (s)earch data, (o)rder the data, or (q)uit? q Thanks for using the weather analyzer!!!   To make this work, you'll need to make use of a few switches in a repeating loop to reiterate the menu choices and write a few more functions. You'll need to make a function that can search in each data category, and one more function that can sort the data in each category. Here are the prototypes of the functions that you'll need:  void search(Weather days[1000], int count); void sort(Weather days[1000], int count);  From these prototypes, you can see that the code that asks the user what they wanted to search/sort for is going to have to be in the search/sort functions rather than in main. Otherwise, how would these functions know what category to use? This will probably take some time, so start early

Sayed Shad Ahmad · Accepted Answer

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//Including standard input output stream class
#include
//Including filestream class
#include
//Including the string class
#include 
//Including the stringstream class
#include
//Using standard namespace
using namespace std;
//Begin of Weather class
class Weather
{
    //Declaring data members of Weather class to store day, high, avg, low, sum, events
    public:
        int day;
        int high;
        int avg;
        int low;
        double sum;
        string events;
};
//End of Weather class
//Function to search info from Weather data
void search(Weather days[1000], int count)
{
    char ch;                                //Variable to store parameter choice
    int i, j;                               //Iterators
    int in, in2;                            //Input variable for day, high, low, avg
    double inp;                             //Input variable for sum of precipitation
    string input;                           //Input variable for event
    bool notFound;                          //Flag variable for search item found
    
    //Asking user to choose by which parameter he/she wants to search
    cout>ch;
    
    //Comparing the parameter value supplied by user
    switch(ch)
    {
        //If user choose d then case d is executed for searching by date
        case 'd':
            notFound = 1;                       //Resetting the flag variable
            j = 0;                              //Initialising the iterator
            //Asking month & day from user for searching data
            cout>in>>in2;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>in;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>in;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>in;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>inp;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>input;
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i=0; i>ch;
    
    //Comparing the parameter value supplied by user
    switch(ch)
    {
        //If user choose d then case d is executed for sorting by day
        case 'd':
            
            //Iterating through the data till count i.e. total available records            
            for(i = 0; i days[j+1].day) 
                    {       
                        //Copying jth object in temporary object
                        temp = days[j];
                        
                        //Copying j+1 th object into jth object
                        days[j] = days[j+1];
                        
                        //Copying the temporary object into j+1 th object
                        days[j+1] = temp;

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