The purpose of this lab is to introduce advanced data structures (ADTs) in the Standard Template Library (STL).
Procedure
Step 1: Download the file lab-CustomerRecords-Demo.zip from CANVAS, and store on the local computer. The folder will contain several files. The major files:
Visual Studio 2010 Solution (VS2010) (CustomerRecords.sln)
Visual Studio 2010 Project (CustomerRecords.vcxproj)
main_demo.cpp (Application driver file)
Person.cpp
Person.h
Step 2: Compile and test your code.
Right click on the project "CustomerRecords" in VS2010 Solution Explorer, select "Build" to compile the code. This will generate "CustomerRecords.exe". Search in Windows to find and run the DOS command prompt. From the command prompt
The Results will display:
the stack is empty Press any key to continue . . . customer in the stack is George Skurla
Press any key to continue . . . The stack of customers contain : 1customers
Press any key to continue . . . The stack of customers contain : 6 customers Press any key to continue . .
My most recent customer is : Michael Scofield Current Customer is : Raymond Reddington Press any key to continue . . .
Modify this software to print the names of all the customer to standard I/O program to print the name of all the customers in the stack;
Write a C++ program to create a playlist of albums from different artist and different tracks. Demonstrate how you would keep track of the most recently played and the list recently played:
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