Programming Assignment - Saving input into a File Submission: 1. Submit as one file of type *.cpp 2. Submit it on the Blackboard within the due date and time (Submission via email will NOT be consideredl) 3. Assignment ID: PA Saving input into a File The Program Details: Implement a program in C + that does the following: 1. Requests the user and Reads the input from the keyboard of at least 10 student full names (first name, middle name and last name) with at least 8 test scores (each a value between 0 and 100 ) for each of the students. 2. Creates an output file of text format type. 3. After getting all the inputs from the user via keyboard, your program must save those inputs in that output file. NOTE: 1. Write a Top-level Comment Banner using a multi-comment operator, giving information such as: your first name, your last name, course number, section number, course title, assignment id or number, semester and year, a line or two describing what the program is all about, describing the input to the program, and output from the program. 2. Write comments to your statements.
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1. Programming Assignment - Saving input into a File Submission: 1. Submit as one file of type
*.cpp 2. Submit it on the Blackboard within the due date and time (Submission via email will
NOT be consideredl) 3. Assignment ID: PA Saving input into a File The Program Details:
Implement a program in C + that does the following: 1. Requests the user and Reads the input
from the keyboard of at least 10 student full names (first name, middle name and last name) with
at least 8 test scores (each a value between 0 and 100 ) for each of the students. 2. Creates an
output file of text format type. 3. After getting all the inputs from the user via keyboard, your
program must save those inputs in that output file. NOTE: 1. Write a Top-level Comment Banner
using a multi-comment operator, giving information such as: your first name, your last name,
course number, section number, course title, assignment id or number, semester and year, a line
or two describing what the program is all about, describing the input to the program, and output
from the program. 2. Write comments to your statements.
