Reference no: EM1331523
Design an address book application to keep track of the names, addresses, phone numbers, and birthdays of family, friends, and colleagues. You may implement your own linked list library, but it is recommended that you make use of the linked list API in the C++ standard template library.
At a minimum, your program should implement at least one object called AddressRecord and should hold the following data:
* recordId (must be an int. This field uniquely identifies a record in your address book)
* firstName
* lastName
* contactType (i.e. friend, family, etc.)
* streetAddress
* city
* state
* zipCode
Provide the appropriate accessor methods to set and get the data. The main program must provide the following functionality.
1. When the program is first started, it should read a data file "address.dat", if it exists, and load the data from this file in the address book’s linked list.
2. When the program exits, it should save all of the entries in the address book linked list into the "address.dat" data file. At this point, if this file does not exist, the program should create it.
3. Provide a text-based user interface to allow the user to operate on the address book data. The program should allow the user to:
(a) view all entries in the address book;
(b) search for an entry in the address book by last name (if the entry exists, print the record);
(c) add an entry to the address book;
(d) delete an entry from the address book; and
(e) modify any of the data (except the recordId) for given address book entry selected by the user. These operations should work on a linked list that holds all of the entries of the address book.
|
Determine the appropriate rewards
: If you were a leader in this organization, determine the appropriate rewards that would best motivate employees toward achieving the desired strategy.
|
|
What is your opinion
: At the end of 2008 the number was already 42 1 and in the year 2010 the WTO expects a total number close to 350 of additional Free Trade Agreements implementations, nearly doubling the existing amount (World Trade Organization, 2010).
|
|
How does stage affect the hr function
: What are the stages a firm typically goes through as it grows internationally and how does each stage affect the HR function?
|
|
Explain ebusiness concepts
: This discuses the scalability of an e-Business IT infrastructure, internet-based technologies to automate the supply chain, strategic opportunities for e-Commerce enabled supply chains.
|
|
Give appropriate accessor methods to set and get the data
: create an address book application to keep track of the names, addresses, phone numbers, and birthdays of family, friends, and colleagues. You may implement your own linked list library, but it is recommended that you make use of the linked list A..
|
|
Depicting strategic groups
: Which of the following are strategic factors often used in depicting strategic groups?
|
|
Human resources methods for proficie
: Staffing Strategies and Human Resources Methods for Proficie - What are your preliminary recommendations with regard to centralizing the staffing function under the Human Resources umbrella
|
|
Explain restricted information on the internet
: Should information on the Internet be unrestricted? Why or why not? Provide examples.
|
|
Make binary search tree that will accept integers in order
: modify a C++ Binary Search Tree that will accept integers in this order: 35, 18, 48, 72, 60, 25. Ask user for input and search tree utilizing integer input. Return "True" if input integer is found or "False" if it is not found in tree.
|