Many companies utilize a random password generator to assign initial passwords to users. In this homework you have been given a list of 50 employees stored in a file called employees.txt and a list of 50 passwords stored in a file called passwords.txt. Your objective is to randomly assign each password in passwords.txt to an employee in employees.txt.

Data:

You can get the data for this homework by invoking the following commands:

wget tars.clarkson.edu/cs141/lab8/employees.txt

wget tars.clarkson.edu/cs141/lab8/passwords.txt

Task:

Write a program called randomPwd.cpp that will read in the data from employees.txt and randomly assign each employee a password from passwords.txt. Once you have randomly assigned the passwords write the employee names and passwords to a file called empPasswords.txt. Each line in empPasswords.txt should have the name of the employee followed by a space and then their password.

Your program must contain the following four functions:

1. A function to read in the employee names from employees.txt and store it in an

appropriate data structure, such as a 2D array or struct.

2. A function to read in the passwords from passwords.txt and store it in an appropriate

data structure, such as a 1D array or struct.

3. A function to shuffle the passwords that was read in Step 2 and assign them to the

employees read in Step 1.

4. A function to write the employee names and their passwords to the output file

empPasswords.txt.

NOTE: Your program cannot assign the first employee the first password, or the first employee

the fiftieth password. The assignment of passwords must be done randomly.

Hint:

The following link has a tutorial on how to generate random numbers:

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/rand/

You may find it easiest to create an array of 50 unique randomly generated integers in Step 3 and use that as an index scheme to assign each user a password.