Consider the following data, formatted in the previous lab as shown below:
F gge0001x gge0001y gge0001z
D 12-30-2006 12-30-2006 12-30-2006
T 14:15:20 14:15:55 14:16:27
S a69 a69 a69
B 15.8 16.1 15
M gge06001 gge06001 gge06001
P 30.1 29.6 29.9
Q 20.2 22.3 23.4
R 1006.2 1003.5 999.8
U 1011.8 1011.8 1005
X 34.7 35.2 35.1
A 38.994 38.994 38.994
G 107.71 107.71 107.71
H 8.395 8.406 8.368
O 37.141 36.823 36.621
C 7.55 7.532 7.437
K 28.193 27.902 27.856
W 212.86 210.15 207.15
L 68.3 67.9 67.6
Write a perl script called lab6.2.pl that will process this data file to determine the average performance output of the module. Upon processing, the data is to be presented as shown in the table below:
Performance Data
Date 12/30/2006
Tamb (°C) 15.63
Tref (°C) 29.87
Tm (°C) 21.97
Irradiance (W/m^2) 1003.17
Isc (A) 8.39
Voc (V) 36.86
Imp (A) 7.51
Vmp (V) 27.98
Pm (W) 210.05
FF (%) 67.93
Your Perl program must the strict and constant pragmas, must include subroutines, must use the features and functions covered in the Unit, and remember to include detailed comments!
Hi friend, Please find my implementation:
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; # opening the file in read mode open(FH, "tempfile.txt") or die "file tempfile.txt cannot be opened : $!"; print "Performance Data\n"; # iterating through each line in file while(my $line = <FH>){ # splitting the line and storing into each_line array my @each_line = split(/\s+/, $line); # passing each line to formatting function formatting(@each_line); } # closing the file close(FH); # method to format given line sub formatting{ my @line = @_; # storing the first character in sym variable my $sym = $line[0]; # formatting the given line if ($sym eq "D"){ $line[1] =~ s/\-/\//g; printf "Date $line[1]\n"; } elsif ($sym eq "B"){ printf "Tamb (°C) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "P"){ printf "Tref (°C) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "Q"){ printf "Tm (°C) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "R"){ printf "Irradiance (W/m^2) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "H"){ printf "Isc (A) %.2f\n", $line[2]; } elsif ($sym eq "O"){ printf "Voc (V) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "C"){ printf "Imp (A) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "K"){ printf "Vmp (V) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "W"){ printf "Pm (W) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } elsif ($sym eq "L"){ printf "FF (%%) %.2f\n", $line[1]; } }
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