Hi, Im new to C++ coding and need some help on a project. I have example code i'll provide, and if you could code this so I can see how its done that would be awesome. I'm using some data from twitter stored in a .cvs file that I will include in a link. The program has to be able to extract data from the .cvs file and display the amount of tweets that were tweeted during the first 12 hours, 24 hours, 1 week, and 2 weeks after the start of the data(it was data collected from a fire). I've been told the easiest way to read the .csv files is to use getline() for each line in the file and then use stringstream to parse the line. If you could use these methods that would be great.

LINK TO CVS FILE(on my google drive) - https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0ByJ78XQLvHamcC1qZTZIdFBCUmM&usp=sharing

main.cpp:

#include // Standard In/Out to terminal (cin/cout) #include // File stream (ifstream/ofstream) #include "TwitterUser.h" #include "TwitterUsers.h"

/* Version 6: Code separated into separate class and header files */

using namespace std;

int main() { // Step 1: Read in the data string data; TwitterUsers userRecords; // declare and open the input file. ifstream infile; infile.open("twitterers.csv"); if (infile.good()) { cout << "Reading in data..." << endl; // Read in the headings and ignore. getline(infile, data); bool good; // Get lines from infile until the end-of-file character is reached (EOF) while (getline(infile,data)) { good = userRecords.addTwitterUser(TwitterUser(data)); if (!good) break; } }

// Step 2: Welcome message cout << "Welcome. This program prints out the most active Twitterers from the " << endl; cout << "2014 Carlton Complex Wildfire. You can select top tweeters overall or " << endl; cout << "by user classification (e.g. Media or Official Organizations)." << endl;

// Step 3: Menu loop int menuOption = 0; while (menuOption != 7) { // Display the menu cout << endl; cout << "PROGRAM MENU" << endl; cout << "--------------------------" << endl; cout << "1) Top Tweeters Overall" << endl; cout << "2) Top Official Sources" << endl; cout << "3) Top EM/Fire Tweeters" << endl; cout << "4) Top Media Sources" << endl; cout << "5) Top Businesses & Organizations" << endl; cout << "6) Top Individual Tweeters" << endl; cout << "7) QUIT" << endl; cout << "Enter the desired option (7 to quit): "; cin >> menuOption; if (menuOption == 1) { userRecords.printN(10); } else if (menuOption == 2) { userRecords.printNbyClass(10,"official"); } else if (menuOption == 3) { userRecords.printNbyClass(10,"em/fire tweeter"); } else if (menuOption == 4) { userRecords.printNbyClass(10,"media"); } else if (menuOption == 5) { userRecords.printNbyClass(10,"business"); } else if (menuOption == 6) { userRecords.printNbyClass(10,"individual"); } }

// Step 4: Final Message cout << "Here is where you need to explain the easiest/hardest, most interesting/enjoyable,"< cout << "least interest/enjoyable elements of this project." << endl; return 0; }

TwitterUser.cpp:

#include "TwitterUser.h" #include #include

using namespace std;

TwitterUser::TwitterUser(string s) { // Parse s and put value into correct private fields for this instance stringstream datastream(s); // create a stringstream from the current line of data getline(datastream,screenName,','); // parse characters up to first comma into screenName getline(datastream,userClass,','); // parse characters up to the second comma into userClass string idstr; getline(datastream,idstr,','); // parse characters up to the third comma into idstr stringstream idss(idstr); // create a stringstream from idstr in char form idss>>userId; // direct contents of idss into the variable userID to convert it to int value getline(datastream, userLink, ','); string tweetsstr; getline(datastream,tweetsstr); // get the remainder of the data into tweetsstr stringstream numss(tweetsstr); // create a stringstream from tweetsstr that contains numTweets in char form numss>>numTweets; } TwitterUser::TwitterUser() { } void TwitterUser::print() { // print partial results (name, class, #tweets) cout << "Twitter User: " << screenName << " \tUser Class: " << userClass << "\tNumTweets: " << numTweets << endl; } string TwitterUser::getUserClass() { return userClass; }

TwitterUser.h:

#ifndef TWITTERUSER_H #define TWITTERUSER_H #include

class TwitterUser { private: std::string screenName; std::string userClass; int userId; std::string userLink; int numTweets; public: TwitterUser(std::string); TwitterUser(); void print(); std::string getUserClass(); };

#endif // TWITTERUSER_H

TwitterUsers.cpp:

#include #include "TwitterUser.h" #include "TwitterUsers.h"

using namespace std;

TwitterUsers::TwitterUsers() { numTwitterUsers = 0; }

TwitterUsers::~TwitterUsers() { //dtor }

bool TwitterUsers::addTwitterUser(TwitterUser user) { if (numTwitterUsers >= 8000) { cout << "Array limit reached." << endl; return false; // failure } collection[numTwitterUsers] = user; // add the new record numTwitterUsers++; // increment the count return true; // success }

void TwitterUsers::print() { for (int i=0; i < numTwitterUsers; i++) { collection[i].print(); // call TwitterUser print method } }

void TwitterUsers::printN(int n) { if (n > numTwitterUsers) { cout << "Setting maximum to " << numTwitterUsers << endl; n = numTwitterUsers; } cout << endl << "TOP " << n << " TWEETERS:" << endl; for (int i=0; i < n; i++) { collection[i].print(); } cout << endl; }

void TwitterUsers::printNbyClass(int n, string userClass) { if (n > numTwitterUsers) { cout << "Setting maximum to " << numTwitterUsers << endl; n = numTwitterUsers; } int currN = 0; cout << endl << "Top " << n << " " << " for class: " << userClass << endl; for (int i=0; (i { string currClass = collection[i].getUserClass(); if (currClass.find(userClass) == 0) { collection[i].print(); currN++; } } }

TwitterUsers.h:

#ifndef TWITTERUSERS_H #define TWITTERUSERS_H #include

class TwitterUsers { public: TwitterUsers(); ~TwitterUsers(); bool addTwitterUser(TwitterUser); void print(); void printN(int); void printNbyClass(int,std::string); protected: private: TwitterUser collection[8000]; int numTwitterUsers; };

#endif // TWITTERUSERS_H

(Sorry it's so long, thanks in advanced!)