Programming Assignment $2$

$2$D Arrays, $60$ Points

Pheasant Hunting

$4$ friends are planning a $5-$day pheasant hunt. The daily limit is $3$ roosters with a possession

limit of $15$ roosters' total.

Write a program in $C++$ that reads the number of pheasants harvested by each of the hunters

on each day of the hunt from a data file named pheasants.txt$.$ You should create an actual test

file with $4$ lines of data and $5$ numbers on each line. Display an error as you read the data, if

any number is larger than $3$ or smaller than $0.$

Calculate the total for each person $($row totals$),$ the total for each day $($column totals$),$ and total

of all items $($overall total$).$

Write the data along with the totals into an output file named results.txt$.$ As you print the data,

put "Over" next to any data value that is more than $3.$ Put the row totals in a column to the right

of the data and the column totals in a row below the data. Put the overall total to the right of the

column totals and below the row totals. In addition, put a column to the right of the row totals

printing "Over Limit" for any hunter who has harvested more than $15$ pheasants during the $5$ day

hunt.

Your program should be modular. You should have separate functions for input and output, with

$3$ separate functions to calculate the row, column and overall totals respectively. Your output

should be well$-$organized, neat, and easy to read.

Design your program by completing the CSC $250$ Program Design Document. Be sure to

include a structure chart for the program, a prototype for each function and time estimates for

program design, coding each function, program testing, and total time. Save the design in a file

named PheasantDesign$\_$xxx$.$doc where xxx are your initials. Submit your program design in the

Program $2$ Design drop box in D$2$L by the beginning of the class preceding the program due

date.

Write your program and save it in a file named pheasant.cpp$.$ Compile, run and test your

program.

Update your Program Design Document by updating the structure chart, function descriptions,

and function prototypes to fit your working program. Add the final times based on the time you

spent on your program. Save the updated document.

Submit your final Program Design document and working chp file in the Program $2$ drop box by

the due date shown in the D$2$L calendar and drop box tools.