Instructions
Develop a CPP program to test if an array conforms heap ordered binary tree. The program reads data from a_txt_file.txt, which is given as command prompt parameter. The program evaluates each line and display True if the array is heap ordered, False if not. The *.txt file has one array per line, which has at most with 20 items. Data consists of positive integer numbers between 0 and 100 and separated with a single space. The source file can include up to 200 lines.
For example, an input.txt file may include
33 65 55 64 37 25 33 34 -> True since all parent nodes conform A[k] >= A[2k] and A[k]>=A[2k+1] rules, for k > 0. Note that A[0] (33) is not part of the heap three therefore parent-child calculation starts with k=1. A[1] > A[2], A[1] > A[3]; A[2] > A[4], A[2] > A[5]; A[3] > A[6], A[3] > A[7], so on so
forth.
45 5 5 34 -> False since at least one parent does not conform A[k] >= A[2k] and A[k]>=A[2k+1] rules, for k > 0. The validation of A[1] >= A[3] for k=1 fails, since 5 < 34.
37 65 55 64 37 25 33 34 87 0 48 95 -> False since at least one parent does not conform A[k] >= A[2k] and A[k]>=A[2k+1] rules, for k > 0. The validation of A[4] >= A[8] for k=4 fails, since 37 < 87.
So, the output for the input.txt file,
>myProg.exe input.txt True
False False
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