Please help me find where I need to add count++ in order to make my calculation (avgDistanceToStart) correct. C++

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

int main( )

{

ifstream input;

ofstream output;

string filename;

string line1;

string line2;

string COMMAND;

double startx = 0.0,starty = 0.0,stopx = 0.0,stopy = 0.0;

double x1, y1, backx = 0.0, backy = 0.0;

double distance = 0.0;

double total = 0.0;

double avgDistanceToStart = 0.0;

bool START = false;

bool STOP = false;

int count = 0;

do{

cout

cin >> filename;

cout

cout

input.open(filename.c_str());

if (!input.is_open()){

cout

}

}

while(input.fail());

getline(input, line1);

getline(input, line2);

while(!START && input >> COMMAND >> x1 >> y1)

{

if(COMMAND == "START")

{

START = true;

startx = x1;

starty = y1;

backx = x1;

backy = y1;

}

}

while(!STOP && input >> COMMAND >> x1 >> y1)

{

total += sqrt((pow(backx - x1, 2)) + pow(backy - y1, 2));

backx = x1;

backy = y1;

if(COMMAND == "STOP")

{

STOP = true;

stopx = x1;

stopy = y1;

}

}

distance += sqrt(pow(startx - stopx, 2) + pow(starty-stopy, 2));

/eed to add current x and current y to diffrentiate the two distances

avgDistanceToStart = distance/count;

output.open("GPS.report");

cout

output

cout

output

cout

output

cout

output

cout

output

output.close();

input.close();

return 0;

}

Write a C++ program that will process a stream of GPS data. Each line of data starts with a command, followed by the data for that command. There will be one command per line. Your program should. 1. Ask the user to enter the GPS data file name. - "Please Enter The Name Of The Data File: " - Echo print the file name. - If the file does not open 1. - print an error message - return to step 1 2. Skip the first 2 lines of the data file 3. Process each command in the data file 4. Report the following to the screen (cout): - Final Location - Total distance traveled (rounded to one decimal place) - The Final distance to start point (rounded to one decimal place) - Average distance from the start point - Commands: - START - indicates the starting location of the trip - STOP - indicates the ending location of the trip - DATA - indicates a turning point. Assume [edit] 1. All coordinates are in a two dimension cartesian coordinate plane. 2. All numerical output should be rounded to 1 decimal places. Sample Input File "Data.txt" [edit] START 00 DATA 2424 DATA 424 DATA 4124 DATA 2512 DATA 00 STOP 195215 Sample Output [edit] Please Enter The Name of The Data File: Data.txt Final Location: (195.0, 215.0) Total distance traveled 587.6 Distance to starting point 290.3 Average distance to start point =83.4