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Suppose we wish to read student data in the form

Jane Lee 100 98 97 100 Aaron X. Schmidt 37 42 49 54 Frank von Tardy 2 3 10 7 ... 

There is no need to use getline. Instead, use one while loop to process all of the lines in the file. Inside that loop, use two smaller loops: the first to read the name, and the second to add up the scores for that student. To read the name, use get to read until you encounter a digit, adding each character to the students name. To add the scores, write a second loop that processes the rest of the line. Use the one-character look-ahead technique from the section "Reading Text Input" to read and sum the numbers.

Print the name and total score for each student.

#include #include #include using namespace std;

int main() { cout > input_file_name;

ifstream in; in.open(input_file_name);

char ch; while (in.get(ch)) { // Add the characters before the first digit // to the student's name. string student = ""; while (in && !isdigit(ch)) { student = student + ch; in.get(ch); } student = student.substr(0, student.length() - 1); // remove space at end

int total = 0;

// Add all of the numbers in the rest of the line. // Use the one-character look-ahead from the section "Reading Text Input" // Stop when the last character read is a ' '

/* Your code goes here */

cout

return 0; }

IN C++. Please add code where it says your code goes here, do not change any of the code above or below it please.

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\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|} \hline students.cpp & scores1.txt & scores2.txt \\ \hline \end{tabular} 1 Mary Jane Chu 978897510 2 Jane Prey 1088897510 3 Alberto X. Gonzales 8788971010 5 Frank von Tardy 1