C+ + requirclnenLs Failure to follow the C-H- requirements could reduce the points received from passing the tests.

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Please all requirements listed in the file should be followed, thanks

 

PART I

C+ + requirclnenLs

. The program must make use of two parallel arrays. Each array is of type char or unsigned

char. The size of each array is 30.

. Your program must properly check for end of tile.

. Your program must properly open and close all tiles.

. You are required to have your main function and two additional functions. One of the two

additional functions will be a read function and the other will be a display function.

Failure to follow the C-H- requirements could reduce the points received from passing the tests.

General overview

In part I you will be creating a quiz grading program. You will compare the student’s answers

with the correct answers, and determine if the student passed the quiz or not.

The program will make USC of two parallel arrays.

Each array must be able to support up to 30 characters (so you have two arrays

of char or unsigned char values, each one with 30 elements).

Your program will need to read in the student answer input file name from cm. It will also need

to read in the correct answer file name from ciii. You should use the» operator to read

from cm and not get or getline. Using get or getline will be more difficult and will require that

you filter out white-space characters in your program.

The contents of the student input file should be read into one char array. The file will contain up

to 30 characters, each character on a separate line of the file. The first line in the input file will

contain the students answer to the first question, the second line will contain the student’s answer

to the 2nd question. and so on for tip to 30 questions. The answers are A, B, C or D (all upper

case).

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