in c$++$

The objective of this programming assignment is to practice using pointer syntax.

You do not have to use functions for this assignment.

Program Description:

This is Program Assignment $2$ for COSC $1560$ and is named Deliveries.cpp$.$ You

must use this name. If you want to append your name to it$,$ that is fine. For this

program assume you opened up a package delivery service to supplement the

package deliveries done by the USPS $($Unite States Postal Service$).$ You do this

work under contract with the USPS. This program collects information on the

deliveries your company, Webster Delivery Service $($WDS$),$ makes and determines

some related statistics such as the total number of packages delivered, the

average number of packages delivered, the days on which the minimum and the

maximum packages were delivered and the number of those packages delivered.

In this program you are trying to calculate statistics related to WDS previously

mentioned for the $7$ days of a week.

Please use the following variables in the main function.

const int SIZE $=7$;

int deliveries$[$SIZE$]$;

int $*$ ptr $=$ deliveries;

$1.$ Use a loop to access the array. You are required to use the pointer ptr as

pointer syntax to manipulate the array $($not deliveries$[$i$]).$

$2.$ You are also required to use at least $2$ different ways of pointer

manipulations to the array.

$3.$ Your program should ask the user to enter all data, calculate and display

the total, the average, the smallest number of deliveries and the largest

number of deliveries. Display all values with the same format as sample

output.

Other Specifications:

$1.$ Use fixed $<<$ setprecision$(2)$ to display two decimal values for the average

$2.$ The number of deliveries should be between $0$ and $300($inclusive$,$ both $0$

and $300$ are acceptable$)$ since that is what the contract with the USPS

allows.

$3.$ Follow program style guidelines very carefully.

a$.$ Points will be taken off for all violations, especially the following

$($these pertain to all future programs as well$)$:

i$.$ Missing the comment block in every program file.

ii$.$ Not checking for a valid file open when files are utilized.

iii. When functions are used, not placing function definitions after

the main function, and then using function prototypes to

declare the functions.

b$.$ Listed below are some common mistakes, please verify.

i$.$ There should be no global constant variables at all.

ii$.$ Store all values as variables, do not hardcode any values, use

named constants instead. For example

$1.$ const int MIN $=0$;

$2.$ const int MAX $=300$;

iii. Use a line separator to separate blocks of programs.

$(//****80$stars$******),$ line separator comes with a blank line

before and after.

$1.$ Use it between each function definition.

$2.$ Separate function prototypes and main function

definitions

$3.$ Between $$using namespace std;$$ and function

prototypes$/$main

$4.$ All assignments must be submitted and run as specified to pass the course

$($see syllabus$)$

$5.$ Your output format must match with my output format, including the blank

lines.

$6.$ Submit your assignment $(.$cpp only$)$ via Canvas before the due date.

$7.$ See an example of the output below.

Sample Output:

This is programming assignment $2$ for COSC $1560-$ OA$($Deliveries$.$cpp$)$

Webster Delivery Service Week Report

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $1$: $500$

Invalid value, please re$-$enter: $400$

Invalid value, please re$-$enter: $299$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $2$: $184$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $3$: $228$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $4$: $256$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $5$: $281$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $6$: $167$

Please enter the number of deliveries on each day

Day $7$: $42$

The numbers of packages delivered were:

$29918422825628116742$

The total number of packages delivered was $1457$ deliveries

The average daily number of packages was $208\mathrm{.}14$ deliveries

The minimum delivery was on day $7$ and was $42$ deliveries

The maximum delivery was on day $1$ and was $299$ deliveries

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