Reference no: EM133201523

A function named surgerySelector that receives a vector of Hospital as the parameter (std::vector) and returns Hospital. This functions performs the following tasks:

1. Print how many hospitals can perform surgeries for back and heart.
2. Print to the screen the name(s) of hospital(s) and surgeries whose price is below 80000.
3. Calculate and print to the screen the average price for 'back' surgeries.
4. Print if any hospital(s) which is/are not equipped for any surgery. Print 'Yes' if there are any or 'No' in the other case. Also print the number of hospitals you found in either case.
5. Sort the vector of Hospitals with prices low to high

    *** Do not use Manual loops!

    *** Do not use the same algorithm more than once!
    
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <algorithm>
#include <numeric>

using namespace std;
enum class surgery_type
{
    back, brain, heart
};
struct Hospital
{
    std::string name;   
    surgery_type type; 
    bool equipped;
    double price;
};

Hospital surgerySelector(vector<Hospital> perform) {

//your code here

    return hh;
}

int main() {
    std::vector<Hospital> performSurgery({
        { "Stouville", surgery_type::back, true, 30000.00},
        { "Scarbrough", surgery_type::back, false, 25000.00},
        { "Scarbrough", surgery_type::brain, false, 100000.00 },
        { "Toronto", surgery_type::brain, true, 105000.00},
        { "Toronto", surgery_type::back, true, 40000.00 },
        { "Toronto", surgery_type::heart, true, 49000.00 },
        { "Stouville", surgery_type::heart, true, 45000.00 },
        });

    auto res = surgerySelector(performSurgery);

    return 0;
}