At the top of each of your C + + programs, you should have at least four lines of documentation:
Program name (the C++ file name(s)), Author (your name), Date last updated, and Purpose (a
brief description of what the program accomplishes). Here is an example: / Program name:
jbtictactoe.cpp * Author: John Doe * Date last updated: 5/1/2017 * Purpose: Play the game of
Tic-Tac-Toe */ ASSIGNMENT: Movie Data Create a program that uses a structure named
MovieData to store the following information about a movie: - Title - Genre - Director - Year
Released - Running time (in minutes) Write a program that prompts the user for input and allows
all of these member data values to be specified. The program should create two MovieData
variables and create/use a method displayMovie(MovieData) to display the information about the
movie in a clearly formatted manner..
At the top of each of your C++ programs- you should have at least four.pdf
1. At the top of each of your C + + programs, you should have at least four lines of documentation:
Program name (the C++ file name(s)), Author (your name), Date last updated, and Purpose (a
brief description of what the program accomplishes). Here is an example: / Program name:
jbtictactoe.cpp * Author: John Doe * Date last updated: 5/1/2017 * Purpose: Play the game of
Tic-Tac-Toe */ ASSIGNMENT: Movie Data Create a program that uses a structure named
MovieData to store the following information about a movie: - Title - Genre - Director - Year
Released - Running time (in minutes) Write a program that prompts the user for input and allows
all of these member data values to be specified. The program should create two MovieData
variables and create/use a method displayMovie(MovieData) to display the information about the
movie in a clearly formatted manner.
