C++ PROGRAM HELP!!!!!

Write a program to analyze death statistics provided by the US government...

THIS PROGRAM WILL ACCESS A .CSV FILE FROM THE USER AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THE FOLLOWING:

The bolded columns are the cells that you will need to collate for this assignment. From this data, you must allow the user to make several queries:

List total deaths for a given state

List deaths by cause for a given state

List death rates by year for a given state and a given cause

List total death rates by year for a given state

List total deaths for each cause for all states

List total deaths for all causes for all states

List death rates by year for all states and a given cause

List total death rates by year for all states

SHOULD LOOK LIKE THIS:

***Death Rate Data Analysis***

Enter State (-1 for all states): California

Enter Cause (-1 for all causes): Unintentional Injuries

Do you want this data broken down by year (Y/N)?: N

Total deaths in California from Unintentional Injuries in the years 1999 to 2015: 180908

Would you like to run another query (Y/N)?: N

GIVEN STRINGSPLITTER TO HELP PARSE THE FILE....

#ifndef STRINGSPLITTER_H
	#define STRINGSPLITTER_H
	#include
	#include
	using namespace std;
	class StringSplitter
	{
	public:
	//Accepts a string and a delimiter. Will use items_found to return the number
	//of items found as well as an array of strings where each element is a piece of
	//the original string.
	static vector split(string text, string delimiter)
	{
	//vectors are dynamically expanding arrays
	vector pieces;
	//find the first delimiter
	int location = text.find(delimiter);
	//we are starting at the beginning of our string
	int start = 0;
	//go until we have no more delimiters
	while(location != string::npos)
	{
	//add the current piece to our list of pieces
	string piece = text.substr(start, location - start);
	pieces.push_back(piece);
	//update our index markers for the next round
	start = location + 1;
	location = text.find(delimiter, start);
	}
	//at the end of our loop, we're going to have one trailing piece to take care of.
	//handle that now.
	string piece = text.substr(start, location - start);
	pieces.push_back(piece);
	return pieces;
	}
	};
	#endif