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The Maximum Element Problem

The maximum element problem ask to find the maximum element in an array. This assignment will focus on a brute$-$force solution to the maximum element problem.

Program Specifications

You will write a C$++$ program to find the maximum element in a list of numbers. For the

purpose of this assignment, you may assume that all of the elements are integers and can

be stored in an int type. Your implementation must be a brute$-$force solution $($don$$t try to

get too fancy with your algorithm$).$ Your program will take in a command line argument

specifying a file name. The associated file will contain a collection of numbers separated by

whitespace $($you may assume new lines$).$ Your program must read in the numbers and print

the maximum value found followed by a new line.

Make sure to include basic error checking in your program $($i$.$e$.,$ command line arguments,

file exists, correct file format, etc.$).$ Do not hardcode any size limits on the collection of

numbers or use VLAs $$ you may want to use a standard template library container to

store the elements $($e$.$g$.,$ std::vector$).$ Do not use the std::max element function in your

solution. See the end of this handout for example output.

Submission and Grading

Your source code should be contained in a single file and should be named after your TTU

email address excluding the $$@tntech.edu$($e$.$g$.,$ jagraves$21.$cpp$).$ All submissions will be

made on iLearn $$ please do not zip or compress your files. Make sure to follow best coding

practices $($proper naming conventions, useful comments, functions, etc.$).$ Your program

should compile without errors or warnings. Programs will be compiled using the following

command:

g$++-$Wall $-$pedantic $-$std$=$c$++11[$source file$]$

Sample Output

The following lines contain sample input and expected output to your programs. Please note

that these examples are not exhaustive, and you should verify your programs with additional

test cases.

$ $./$a$.$out input$-10.$txt

$68767$

$ $./$a$.$out input$-100.$txt

$99649$

$ $./$a$.$out input$-1000.$txt

$99983$