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A gentle introduction to linked lists Counterfeit money is a problem for any government that prints its own currency, and Canada is no exception. For this assignment, we are going to write a program to assist the RCMP in keeping track of counterfeit bills. Banks keep bills, which they suspect to be counterfeit, and pass them along to the RCMP at the earliest possible opportunity. Because a group of counterfeit bills may come in at one time, they are packed together, marked with the date they were deposited, and sent to the RCMP. The RCMP receives bills from different banks at different times, meaning there is initially little ordered in which the bills are processed. Data entry technicians enter the serial number, denomination, and date found for each counterfeit bill. Your task is to write a program which will read in a list of this data and perform some operations on it. We are going to sort the bills in the order of the date on which they were received, then provide the ability to search for serial numbers in case new counterfeit bills are found, to determine if they came from the same source. Our program will use a list of bills from many different banks, allowing the RCMP to cross-reference serial numbers (so that if a set of counterfeit bills is turned in on the same day but split up between several different banks, our program will be able to tell). Since we are going to have an unknown number of elements in our list, we will use a linked list. Also, our list should be object-oriented; the list itself should be by an object of a class in which all the data members are private (only accessible through member functions), and each node in the list (representing a single counterfeit bill) should be represented using a class with private data members. represented For each bill, we need to know: Its serial number Its denomination (S5, $10, S20, $50, etc); .The month that it was turned in (assume all bills were turned in the same year); . The day of the month on which it was turned into the bank The serial number will be represented by a string xyz123456 might be a serial number. The denomination is an integer, as is the day of the month it was turned in. The name of the month it was turned in will be a string in the input file: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec of letters and number, for example, A gentle introduction to linked lists Counterfeit money is a problem for any government that prints its own currency, and Canada is no exception. For this assignment, we are going to write a program to assist the RCMP in keeping track of counterfeit bills. Banks keep bills, which they suspect to be counterfeit, and pass them along to the RCMP at the earliest possible opportunity. Because a group of counterfeit bills may come in at one time, they are packed together, marked with the date they were deposited, and sent to the RCMP. The RCMP receives bills from different banks at different times, meaning there is initially little ordered in which the bills are processed. Data entry technicians enter the serial number, denomination, and date found for each counterfeit bill. Your task is to write a program which will read in a list of this data and perform some operations on it. We are going to sort the bills in the order of the date on which they were received, then provide the ability to search for serial numbers in case new counterfeit bills are found, to determine if they came from the same source. Our program will use a list of bills from many different banks, allowing the RCMP to cross-reference serial numbers (so that if a set of counterfeit bills is turned in on the same day but split up between several different banks, our program will be able to tell). Since we are going to have an unknown number of elements in our list, we will use a linked list. Also, our list should be object-oriented; the list itself should be by an object of a class in which all the data members are private (only accessible through member functions), and each node in the list (representing a single counterfeit bill) should be represented using a class with private data members. represented For each bill, we need to know: Its serial number Its denomination (S5, $10, S20, $50, etc); .The month that it was turned in (assume all bills were turned in the same year); . The day of the month on which it was turned into the bank The serial number will be represented by a string xyz123456 might be a serial number. The denomination is an integer, as is the day of the month it was turned in. The name of the month it was turned in will be a string in the input file: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec of letters and number, for example