Transaction Processing. Create a new C# $.$NET solution and

save it in your Week$9$ folder.

Download the files, small$\_$weapons.txt and large$\_$weapons.txt

from the COMPX$101$ library folder into your Week$9$ folder from

Moodle. For testing purposes you should use the small file. Use

the large file when you think the application works correctly. To

see what is in the files just open them in Wordpad or Notepad, don't

use Excel.

Nilesh is currently enjoying the action RPG game Torchlight $2$

which is an awesome game and totally blows Auction House

Simulator $3,$ oh sorry, that should be Diablo $3,$ out of the water. He

has got a file containing info of some of the unique weapons in

the game.

The transaction file contains the following information:

Weapon Name $($string$)$

Weapon Type $($string$)$

Damage $($int$)$

Weapon Speed $($double$)$

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To tell if one weapon is better than another you need to know the

Damage Per Second $($DPS$)$ the weapon does, since weapons have a

different attack speed. DPS is calculated by taking the damage

value and dividing it by the attack speed.

You will write an application that will allow Nilesh to load the file

and display the weapon info and DPS of every weapon in the input

file.When the user chooses to open a weapon file, they are required to

choose the file using the open file dialog window. It will then read

in the $4$ values about a particular weapon and then display the $4$

values to the console window on one line neatly padded along with

the DPS of the weapon. This is repeated until the end of

the file.

Once the file has been processed, display a message to the user and

also say how many weapons were processed. The application just

needs two buttons, a ProcessFile button and an

Exit button.

a$)$ Write the pseudo$-$code for processing a weapon file. Get a

demonstrator to check your pseudo$-$code before going on to the

next step and save it into your project folder.

c$)$ Write a method called CalculateDPS which is passed the

damage value and speed value and returns back the DPS value as a

double.

d$)$ Write the code for opening a scan file and processing it based on

your pseudo$-$code in a$).$ Use the CalculateDPS method to

calculate the DPS of each weapon.

e$)$ Modify your code from d$)$ so that the weapon information written

to the console window is also written to a text file. The user should

be able to specify the name of the file. Add a header to the

beginning of the file which has column headers for each column. At

the end of the text file display the total number of weapons in the

file.