#include #include #include #include using namespace std;

// Define a Person class, including age, gender, and yearlyIncome. class Person { public: Person(); void Print(); void SetData(int a); // FIXME Also set gender and yearly income void SetGender(string gender); void SetIncome(int income); int GetAge(); string GetGender(); int GetIncome();

private: int age; string gender; int yearlyIncome; };

// Constructor for the Person class. Person::Person() { age = 0; gender = "default"; yearlyIncome = 0; return; }

// Print the Person class. void Person::Print() { cout << "Age = " << this->age << ", gender = " << this->gender << ", yearly income = " << this->yearlyIncome << endl; return; }

// Set the age, gender, and yearlyIncome of a Person. void Person::SetData(int a) { // FIXME Also set gender and yearly income this->age = a; return; }

void Person::SetGender(string gender){ this->gender = gender; }

void Person::SetIncome(int income){ this->yearlyIncome = income; } // Get the age of a Person. int Person::GetAge() { return this->age; }

string Person::GetGender(){ return this->gender; }

int Person::GetIncome() { return this->yearlyIncome; }

// Get a filename from program arguments, then make a Person for each line in the file. bool ReadPeopleFromFile(int argc, char* argv[], vector &people) { Person tmpPrsn; ifstream inFS; int tmpAge = 0; string tmpGender = ""; int tmpYI = 0;

if (argc != 2) { cout << " Usage: [EXECUTABLE FILE] [TEXT DATA FILE], e.g. myprog.exe dev_people.txt" << endl; return true; // indicates error }

cout << "Opening file " << argv[1] << ". "; inFS.open(argv[1]); // Try to open file if (!inFS.is_open()) { cout << "Could not open file " << argv[1] << ". "; return true; // indicates error }

while (!inFS.eof()) { inFS >> tmpAge; inFS >> tmpGender; inFS >> tmpYI; tmpPrsn.SetData(tmpAge); // FIXME Also set gender and yearly income tmpPrsn.SetGender(tmpGender); tmpPrsn.SetIncome(tmpYI); tmpPrsn.Print(); people.push_back(tmpPrsn); } inFS.close(); cout << "Finished reading file." << endl;

return false; // indicates no error }

// Ask user to enter age range. void GetUserInput(int &ageLowerRange, int &ageUpperRange, string &gender, int &yILowerIncome,int &yIHigherIncome) { cout<<" Enter lower range of age: "; cin >> ageLowerRange;

cout << "Enter upper range of age: "; cin >> ageUpperRange;

cout << "Enter the gender: "; cin >> gender;

cout << "Enter the lower range of yearlyIncome: "; cin >> yILowerIncome;

cout << "Enter the higher range of yearlyIncome: "; cin >> yIHigherIncome;

return; }

// Return people within the given age range. vector GetPeopleInAgeRange(vector ppl, int lowerRange, int upperRange) { unsigned int i = 0;

vector pplInAgeRange; int age = 0; for (i = 0; i < ppl.size(); ++i) { age = ppl.at(i).GetAge(); if ((age >= lowerRange) && (age <= upperRange)) { pplInAgeRange.push_back(ppl.at(i)); } }

return pplInAgeRange; }

// Return people with same Gender. vector GetPeopleWithSpecificGender(vector ptntlCstmrs,string gender){ vector pplWithSameGender; string gndr; for (int i=0;i

// Return people within the given income range. vector GetPeopleInIncomeRange(vector ptntlCstmrs,int lowerRange, int higherRange){ vector pplInIncomeRange; int range = 0; for (int i=0;i= lowerRange) && (range <= higherRange)){ pplInIncomeRange.push_back(ptntlCstmrs.at(i)); } } return pplInIncomeRange; }

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { vector ptntlCstmrs; bool hadError = false; int ageLowerRange = 0; int ageUpperRange = 0; string gender; int yILowerIncome = 0; int yIHigherIncome = 0;

hadError = ReadPeopleFromFile(argc, argv, ptntlCstmrs); if( hadError ) { return 1; // indicates error }

GetUserInput(ageLowerRange, ageUpperRange, gender, yILowerIncome, yIHigherIncome ); ptntlCstmrs = GetPeopleInAgeRange(ptntlCstmrs, ageLowerRange, ageUpperRange); ptntlCstmrs = GetPeopleWithSpecificGender(ptntlCstmrs,gender); ptntlCstmrs = GetPeopleInIncomeRange(ptntlCstmrs,yILowerIncome,yIHigherIncome); cout << " Number of potential customers = "<

return 0; }

this is my code for my assignment, my professor said i'm missing

Based on that rubric, it looks like the code is missing two things: * Person class in separate files

* Output persons with user-entered gender works for "any"

can someone help me with this?