In C++

Write a program that reads a file called QBInfo.txt of game records for NFL Quarterbacks and allows the user to print out selected information about the players.

A sample file is available below the lab assignment pdf.

The file will consist of a number followed by a series of records. The number represents how many records are in the file. If you are not doing the challenge, you can read in the number and ignore it and assume there are 3 records. Each record has a QB's name on the first line, followed by the stats from 10 games.

Each game log has the following 5 stats in order:

Completions Attempts Yards TouchDowns Interceptions.

Write a program to read in the data and store it in a structured format. You can pick your representation, but it must make use of structs and arrays.

Then present the following options to the user: 1: Print Player 2: Print Player Stats 3: Print Passer Ratings 4: Exit If the user choses 1, read in a number representing which player number (assume first player from file is #1, second is #2, etc). Print that player's name and the stats from each of the 10 games the player played. If the user choses 2, again read in a number representing which player number. Only this time print their print their total Attempts, Completions, Yards, TouchDowns and Interceptions over the 10 games. If they chose 3, print the name and total Passer Rating over all 10 games (see background section at end of document) for each player. If they hit 4 the program should end.

// for passer rating formula:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passer_rating

//The file "QBInfo.txt" contains:

3

Payton Manning

27 42 462 7 0

30 43 307 2 0

32 37 374 3 0

28 34 327 4 0

33 42 414 4 1

28 42 295 2 1

29 49 386 3 1

30 44 354 4 3

25 36 330 4 0

24 40 323 1 0

Tom Brady

29 52 288 2 1

19 39 185 1 0

25 36 225 2 1

20 31 316 2 0

18 38 197 0 1

25 43 269 1 1

22 46 228 0 1

13 22 116 1 1

23 33 432 4 0

29 40 296 1 1

Drew Brees

26 35 357 2 1

26 46 322 1 2

29 46 342 3 1

30 39 413 4 0

29 35 288 2 0

17 36 236 2 1

26 34 332 5 0

30 51 382 2 2

34 41 392 4 0

30 43 305 1 1