This lab assignment is a continuation of the class exercise that we did using the files of baby names from the social security administration. Unlike other labs, your program must use a function. The function prototype is:

int getRank$($char userName$[],$ char file$[],$ int gender$)$;

where userName is a name entered by the user, file is the name of the file being searched, and gender is a $1$ if the list of boy baby names $($first name on a row$)$ is being searched or a $2$ if the list of girl baby names $($second name on a row$)$ is being searched. Be sure to validate the number being entered for the gender. It must be a $1$ or $2.$ The function returns the rank if found, but returns $0$ if the name isn't found in the file.

Your program should ask the user for the name to be searched and the gender of the baby $($which list should be searched$).$ Then it should search the following files:

PopularNames$1900$s$.$txt

PopularNames$1950$s$.$txt

PopularNames$1990$s$.$txt

PopularNames$2000$s$.$txt

The results should be printed in a table format where the name is first, then it has Year and Rank with a line $($consisting of equal signs$)$ beneath. Below those headings it should print the year and the rank of the user's name. If the name isn't found it should print "Not ranked in top $200".$

Here's a sample execution.

Enter your name: Clarence Enter $1$ to search boys names or $2$ to search girls names: $3$ ERROR: You must enter a $1$ or a $2.$ Please re$-$enter: $1$ Clarence: Year Rank $=========================19001719501161990$ Not ranked in top $2002000$ Not ranked in top $200$

Please note that the names of the files start with a capital letter. When I uploaded them into Zybooks, they were all automatically capitalized. There doesn't appear to be a way to change the names so that they start with a lower case letter as they were in the class example.

Test $1$ checks that you're getting information from the user and printing the correct headings. It's worth $20$ points.

Test $2$ checks that you're reading information from the file and finding the correct ranks for the name Clarence. It's worth $20$ points.

Test $3$ checks that you're validating the integer entered for the gender, as well as getting the correct ranks. It's worth $20$ points.

Test $4$ checks that you're able to work with girls names and get their correct ranks. It's worth $20$ points.

Test $5$ makes sure that you are using the correct function. Remember that it must return the rank as an integer. You will need to use the atoi$()$ function that we discussed in the last chapter when we covered strings. This test is also worth $20$ points.