c++

Player

Derek Jeter

Shortstop

Right

190

88

New York Yankees

HOF

14

72.4

Offense

3465

260

310

1923

1311

358

377

440

0.817

2006 2007 2008 2009 2012

Defense

3820

6605

254

976

2004 2005 2006 2009 2010

Player

Mike Trout

Centerfielder

Right

188

106

Los Angeles Angels

*

8

72.5

Offense

1324

285

305

903

752

200

419

581

1.000

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2018 2019

Defense

2768

38

20

993

*

Player

Miguel Carbera

First Baseman

Right

193

112

Detroit Tigers

*

11

69.6

Offense

2815

477

315

1429

1694

38

392

543

0.935

2005 2006 2010 2012 2013 2015 2016

69.6

Defense

10136

1858

152

987

*

Player

Ken Griffey Jr

Centerfielder

Left

190

88

Seattle Mariners

HOF

13

83.8

Offense

2781

630

284

1662

1836

184

370

538

0.907

1991 1993 1994 1996 1997 1998 1999

Defense

5607

154

89

985

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Player

Yadier Molina

Catcher

Right

180

92

St Louis Cardinals

*

9

40.2

Offense

1963

156

282

701

916

66

333

405

0.738

2013

Defense

13540

983

75

995

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2018

Player

Buster Posey

Catcher

Right

185

95

San Francisco Giants

*

6

42.1

Offense

1963

156

282

701

916

66

333

405

0.738

2013

Defense

9035

623

50

995

2016

Player

Carlos Beltran

Centerfielder

185

97

Kansas City Royals

*

9

69.6

Offense

2725

435

279

1582

1587

312

350

486

0.837

2006 2007

Defense

5158

143

75

986

2006 2007 2008

Player

Larry Walker

RightFielder

Left

188

83

Montreal Expos

HOF

5

72.7

Offense

2160

383

313

1355

1311

230

400

565

965

1992 1997 1999

Defense

3976

213

57

987

1992 1993 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002

Player

Edgar Martinez

Designated Hitter

Right

183

79

Seattle Mariners

HOF

7

68.4

Offense

2247

309

312

1219

1261

49

418

515

0.933

1992 1995 1997 2001 2003

Defense

566

1025

81

952

*

Player

Barry Bonds

LeftFielder

Left

185

83

San Francisco Giants

*

14

162.8

Offense

2935

762

298

2227

1996

514

444

607

1.051

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Defense

5637

173

97

984

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1997 1998

Player

Hank Aaron

RightFielder

Right

183

81

Atlanta Braves

HOF

25

143.0

Offense

3771

755

305

2174

2297

240

374

555

0.928

*

Defense

7436

429

144

982

1958 1959 1960

rses/42891/assignments/426597 Duc Tuay Uy J7 PIT UIT ZOO JUUTTIKEITUS Available Feb 11 at 1pm - Mar 4 at 2:30pm 22 days , This is a Baseball Player Statistics program where you will be storing actual data of baseball players using structures and doing operations on them. The file baseballdata.txt has the data of 11 baseball players and multiple attributes related to their statistics. The schema of the data file is reflected in the file baseballdatadescription.txt : which describes what are the statistics in the data file of the player, and it holds the same for all the players. You will start by creating 3 different structures: a) offense: houses the offensive statistics of the players (Hits, HomeRuns, BattingAverage, Runs, RBI, stolen base, OBP, Slugging. OPS, Silver Slugger Years) b) defense: houses the defensive statistics of the players (Putouts. Assists, Errors, Fielding%. Golden Glove Years) c) player which nests the offense and defense structures and stores other extra metadata of the players(Name, Position, Bats, Height, Weight, Drafted By, HallofFame, AllStarGames) You need to parse the baseballdata.txt file and create an array of players with all of their statistics loaded from the incoming file. The statistics include various types of primitive data elements such as float, integer strings, booleans, and arrays. You should be able to determine the appropriate type for appropriate statistics by observing the file. Take the reference of baseballdatadescription.txt and make sure that your players have all of the statistics loaded. (50 pts) ing Str* + structure.com/courses/42891/assignments/426597 Lidyer. WHITTIL UTCOITETE N E SU UCLISSES ULICE metadata of the players(Name, Position, Bats, Height, Weight, Drafted By, Halloffame, AllStarGames) You need to parse the baseballdata.txt file and create an array of players; with all of their statistics loaded from the incoming file. The statistics include various types of primitive data elements such as float, integer, strings, booleans, and arrays. You should be able to determine the appropriate type for appropriate statistics by observing the file. Take the reference of baseballdatadescription.txt and make sure that your players have all of the statistics loaded. (50 pts) After you create the players array, write the following functions aprintOffensive offense) that prints only the offensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function (10 pts) Sample Output: Offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR-310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB 377 OBP 440 SLG 0.817 OPS 5 Silver Sluggers b)printDefensive(defense) that prints only the defensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function(10 pts) Sample Output: Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 976% Fid 5 Golden Gloves cprintPlayer(player) that calls printOffensive and print Defensive functions, alongside extra player data to print the entire statistics of the player represented as a Player Card in the following 15.0 /42891/assignments/426597 After you create the players array, write the following functions a)printOffensiveoffense) that prints only the offensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function (10 pts) Sample Output: Offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR-310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB 377 OBP 440 SLG 0.817 OPS 5 Silver Sluggers b)printDefensive defense&) that prints only the defensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function(10 pts) Sample Output: Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 976% Fld 5 Golden Gloves c)printPlayer (player) that calls printOffensive and printDefensive functions, alongside extra player data to print the entire statistics of the player, represented as a Player Card in the following form: (50 pts) An example player card looks like so :( You should call printDefensive and printOffensive functions defined above) hor s . All star se 102 Baseball Card Derek Jocet Now York Yankoo shotstop night on a WHIT2.4 1465 Hits 2 0 1211311355377 44017 2 05250 *6rid 5 Colden Gloves Yeugers For the subsequent operations, you will be printing a similar type of Player Card as a /42891/assignments/426597 Torm:(0 pts) An example player card looks like so: (You should call printDefensive and printOffensive functions defined above) 190cm 88kg WAR: 72.4 HOP* 5* All Star CSC 102 Baseball Card Derek Jeter New York Yankees Short Stop Right offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR .310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 9763 Fid 5 Golden Gloves Thank you for Buying 377 OBP 440 SIG 0.817 OP 5 Silver Sluggers For the subsequent operations, you will be printing a similar type of Player Card as a result of search/sort operations. d) create a function searchByName(string) that asks the user for the first name of the player and prints the Player Card (similar to the visual format of Section c) (30 pts) e) Print the Player Card of all the players who are in the Hall of Fame ("in the data file represents Not eligible for HOF, elsewise any other player is HOF) (20 pts) f) Export the player Card of the people whose WAR value is greater than 70 into the file war_70.txt (Similar to printing the player cards to the console, but this time you need to print them in the file) (30 pts) g) Export the player Card of the people who had more than 100 Stolen Bases into the file stolenbase_100.txt (Similar to printing the player cards to the console, but this time you need to print them in the file) (30 pts) Bonus: g) Sort the players by their WAR value and print the top 3 players by their WAR. (80 pts) h) Export the player Card of all the players who won the Silver Slugger and Golden Glove award in the same year(s) at least one (At least 1 common item in the Silver Slugger Years rses/42891/assignments/426597 Duc Tuay Uy J7 PIT UIT ZOO JUUTTIKEITUS Available Feb 11 at 1pm - Mar 4 at 2:30pm 22 days , This is a Baseball Player Statistics program where you will be storing actual data of baseball players using structures and doing operations on them. The file baseballdata.txt has the data of 11 baseball players and multiple attributes related to their statistics. The schema of the data file is reflected in the file baseballdatadescription.txt : which describes what are the statistics in the data file of the player, and it holds the same for all the players. You will start by creating 3 different structures: a) offense: houses the offensive statistics of the players (Hits, HomeRuns, BattingAverage, Runs, RBI, stolen base, OBP, Slugging. OPS, Silver Slugger Years) b) defense: houses the defensive statistics of the players (Putouts. Assists, Errors, Fielding%. Golden Glove Years) c) player which nests the offense and defense structures and stores other extra metadata of the players(Name, Position, Bats, Height, Weight, Drafted By, HallofFame, AllStarGames) You need to parse the baseballdata.txt file and create an array of players with all of their statistics loaded from the incoming file. The statistics include various types of primitive data elements such as float, integer strings, booleans, and arrays. You should be able to determine the appropriate type for appropriate statistics by observing the file. Take the reference of baseballdatadescription.txt and make sure that your players have all of the statistics loaded. (50 pts) ing Str* + structure.com/courses/42891/assignments/426597 Lidyer. WHITTIL UTCOITETE N E SU UCLISSES ULICE metadata of the players(Name, Position, Bats, Height, Weight, Drafted By, Halloffame, AllStarGames) You need to parse the baseballdata.txt file and create an array of players; with all of their statistics loaded from the incoming file. The statistics include various types of primitive data elements such as float, integer, strings, booleans, and arrays. You should be able to determine the appropriate type for appropriate statistics by observing the file. Take the reference of baseballdatadescription.txt and make sure that your players have all of the statistics loaded. (50 pts) After you create the players array, write the following functions aprintOffensive offense) that prints only the offensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function (10 pts) Sample Output: Offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR-310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB 377 OBP 440 SLG 0.817 OPS 5 Silver Sluggers b)printDefensive(defense) that prints only the defensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function(10 pts) Sample Output: Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 976% Fid 5 Golden Gloves cprintPlayer(player) that calls printOffensive and print Defensive functions, alongside extra player data to print the entire statistics of the player represented as a Player Card in the following 15.0 /42891/assignments/426597 After you create the players array, write the following functions a)printOffensiveoffense) that prints only the offensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function (10 pts) Sample Output: Offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR-310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB 377 OBP 440 SLG 0.817 OPS 5 Silver Sluggers b)printDefensive defense&) that prints only the defensive statistics of a single player that you pass to the function(10 pts) Sample Output: Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 976% Fld 5 Golden Gloves c)printPlayer (player) that calls printOffensive and printDefensive functions, alongside extra player data to print the entire statistics of the player, represented as a Player Card in the following form: (50 pts) An example player card looks like so :( You should call printDefensive and printOffensive functions defined above) hor s . All star se 102 Baseball Card Derek Jocet Now York Yankoo shotstop night on a WHIT2.4 1465 Hits 2 0 1211311355377 44017 2 05250 *6rid 5 Colden Gloves Yeugers For the subsequent operations, you will be printing a similar type of Player Card as a /42891/assignments/426597 Torm:(0 pts) An example player card looks like so: (You should call printDefensive and printOffensive functions defined above) 190cm 88kg WAR: 72.4 HOP* 5* All Star CSC 102 Baseball Card Derek Jeter New York Yankees Short Stop Right offensive: 3465 Hits 260 HR .310 BA 1923 R 1311 RBI 358 SB Defensive: 3820 PO 6605 A 254 E 9763 Fid 5 Golden Gloves Thank you for Buying 377 OBP 440 SIG 0.817 OP 5 Silver Sluggers For the subsequent operations, you will be printing a similar type of Player Card as a result of search/sort operations. d) create a function searchByName(string) that asks the user for the first name of the player and prints the Player Card (similar to the visual format of Section c) (30 pts) e) Print the Player Card of all the players who are in the Hall of Fame ("in the data file represents Not eligible for HOF, elsewise any other player is HOF) (20 pts) f) Export the player Card of the people whose WAR value is greater than 70 into the file war_70.txt (Similar to printing the player cards to the console, but this time you need to print them in the file) (30 pts) g) Export the player Card of the people who had more than 100 Stolen Bases into the file stolenbase_100.txt (Similar to printing the player cards to the console, but this time you need to print them in the file) (30 pts) Bonus: g) Sort the players by their WAR value and print the top 3 players by their WAR. (80 pts) h) Export the player Card of all the players who won the Silver Slugger and Golden Glove award in the same year(s) at least one (At least 1 common item in the Silver Slugger Years