We are creating a program that will help you and other students select their schedules for the semester. In this milestone, our program will ask the user to provide a file name. The program will load a file using the given file name and check whether it follows the expected format shown below. The program should display on screen either Valid file or Invalid file after processing it.

File format

File format	Sample file contents
< Course name 1 >	CPSC 131
< Location 1 >	EC 109
< Day 1 >	MW
< Start time 1 >	16:00
< End time 1 >	17:15
< Course name 2 >	CPSC 481
< Location 2 >	CS 408
< Day 2 >	MW
< Start time 2 >	16:00
< End time 2 >	17:15
...	...
< Course name n >	CPSC 362
< Location n >	CS 101
< Day 2 >	MW
< Start time n >	8:00
< End time n >	9:50

Rules

The program should display an error message whenever it violates any of the rules below. Each rule shows the suggested error message to display. In general, errors use the format shown in the table below.

Error format	Sample error
Error: < error message >	Error: End time should be after start time
	Error: X is an invalid weekly schedule

File existence

The file should exist, otherwise display an error.

Error: File does not exist.

Course names

A course name can be any string value. When the program does not detect a course name, it will assume the end of the schedule file.

Course location

A course location can be any string value. If the program is unable to retrieve a location, displaly

Error: Unable to get a location.

Weekly schedule

Only the following values can be used to represent the course's weekly schedule: M, T, W, H, F, S, MW, MF, TH

Take note that H stands for Thursday

If the program is unable to retreive a weekly schedule, display

Error: Unable to get a weekly schedule.

If the weekly schedule uses an invalid day of the week, display

Error: Invalid weekly schedule symbol < symbol >.

For example,

Error: Invalid weekly schedule symbol MWX.

Start time and end time

The start and end times will be represented using military time. Hour values should only go from 0 to 23, while minute values should only go from 0 to 59. The end time should always be greater than the end time.

Start time

If the program is unable to retreive a start time, display

Error: Unable to get a valid start time.

If the start time is an invalid time, display

Error: < time > is an invalid start time.

For example,

Error: 45:10 is an invalid start time.

End time

If the program is unable to retreive a end time, display

Error: Unable to get a valid end time.

If the end time is an invalid time, display

Error: < time > is an invalid end time.

For example,

Error: 13:99 is an invalid end time.

Start and end time difference

If the start time is later than the end time , display

Error: The start time < start time > should happen before the end time < end time >.

For example,

Error: The start time 13:15 should happen before the end time 12:50.

Valid and invalid files

If all rules are satisfied, the program should display

Valid file

Otherwise, aside from all errors it should also display

Invalid file

Sample output

Below are samples of the program's output given different cases.

Valid file

Welcome to Tuffy Scheduler! Please enter the file name containing the list of classes: sched.txt Valid file. Thank you for using Tuffy Scheduler. 

Start time happens after end time

Welcome to Tuffy Scheduler! Please enter the file name containing the list of classes: sched.txt Error: The start time 17:15 should happen before the end time 16:00. Invalid file. Thank you for using Tuffy Scheduler. 

Invalid weekly schedule

Welcome to Tuffy Scheduler! Please enter the file name containing the list of classes: sched.txt Error: Invalid weekly schedule symbol MX. Invalid file. Thank you for using Tuffy Scheduler.

This is done in c++

here is the txt file

CPSC 131
	EC 109
	MW
	16:00
	17:15
	CPSC 481
	CS 408
	MW
	16:00
	17:15
	CPSC 362
	CS 101
	MW
	8:00
	9:50