C++ Visual Studios Program - Simple
The program must use a Vector.
Topic: Carl's Cab Stand needs a program to keep
track of their daily clients. Your program shall allow the user to
enter 10 names. You will then retrieve the names, one by one, from
the data structure (using the appropriate method of retrieval for
each data structure) and present them on-screen so that Carl knows
who to service next. Include a printed line at the end of the
program stating which is the preferred data structure for this
task.
Bonus: Use a bubble sort that orders the names in the
dynamic array or vector and reprints them.
Bones: Use a bubble sort that orders the names in the linked list
and reprints them.
Note: Done accordingly. Please comment for any problem. Please Uprate. Thanks.
Download Code: Download code. Extract using winrar or 7zip etc. Open .sln file with visual studio and run the program.
Thanks.
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