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At this point, you want to put together the work that has been completed to deliver a working program for alpha testing. You will combine the elements you have written to this point and deliver a working solution. You will read the contributor information from a file similar to this table below; it is a comma delimited (CSV) file.
Jeff Sherman USA 9035551212 100 50
John Dallas USA 9035552121 200 51
Bob Atlanta USA 9035551111 300 52
Bill Chicago USA 9035553333 400 53
Sam Phoenix USA 9035557777 500 54
First Name in first Last Name in second Country in third Phone # in fourth Donation amount in fifth Contributor ID in sixth
As each record is read, create a sorted Linked list of the contributors using the Insertion sort method. You also need to maintain your table, with one modification. You need to add an object to the Hash Collision Object that is a pointer to the data in the Linked list. In addition, you need to implement Contributor search functionality based on a Contributor Name. Your design should include the following:
High Level Implementation Instructions:
Sorted Linked list
Sorted using Insertion sort
Hash bucket of size 5 with a collision solution using a linked list (no need to order)
A Search Algorithm based on ID and Contributor Name.
The Contributor Name Algorithm needs to be implemented using the Sequential Search
Each contributor will have the following information:
Name: String; //the name of the contributor
City: String; //the city in which the contributor lives
Country: String; //the country in which the contributor lives
Phone: String; //the phone number for the contributor
Contribution: Double; //the amount of the contribution given by the contributor to the zoo
ID: Integer; //identifier key for future needs
Contributor functions/methods:
Input constructor: //to accept a string for the name and additional information for each contributor (this should call the Add constructor to implement the sorted list)
Print constructor: //to print out the contributor data
Print All constructor: //to print the entire list of contributor names
Add constructor: //to traverse the Linked list and find the proper location for adding the instance
Search constructor: //the Search algorithm to implement is Sequential Search
Each hash bucket collision item will have the following information:
ID: Integer; //identifier key for future needs
Contributor Address: Pointer; //a pointer to the address of the contributor instance in the sorted linked list
Hash bucket functions/methods:
Input constructor: //to accept a string for the name and additional information for each contributor (you will only need the ID portion of the input data)
Hash Function constructor: //Hint: You only have 5 Hash buckets so the function can be very a simple calculation
Pop constructor
Push constructor
Print constructor: //to show the information of the contributor based on a given ID
Deliverables:
The design saved in a Key Assignment Draft that does not include any actual code and will be submitted as the deliverable in the next discussion board.
A fully documented program to load the data creating a sorted linked list.
A test plan to show how the program runs and can be executed.
A screenshot showing that the program loaded the data, and after all data is loaded perform the following:
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