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Here is support files a3_birthdaylib.h #ifndef A3_Q1_H #define A3_Q1_H #include <stdlib.h> //needed for handling dynamic memory #include <string.h> //needed for some string functions //the structure used for holding one birthday entry typedef struct { short year; short month; short day; char* name; char* knownFor; } Birthday; //Creates a Birthday struct variable storing three short representing // year, month, and day respectively, a char* array representing a name, // and a char* array representing a trait (knownFor) //Returns the address of the dynamically (i.e., uses malloc) created variable //For example: //Given the code: //Birthday* person = create_Birthday(1985, 1, 1, // "J. Edgar Hoover", // "First director of the FBI"); //printf("%d-%d-%dn%sn%sn", person->year, person->month, person->day, // person->name, person->knownFor); //will result in an output like this: //1985-1-1 //J. Edgar Hoover //First director of the FBI Birthday* create_Birthday(short year, short month, short day, char* name, char* knownFor); //Releases the memory created to store the 2 members name and knownFor using // the address of a Birthday struct variable //Note that the person parameter can be NULL // and if this is the case the function should do nothing. //Also, this function does not release the memory used for the Birthday struct variable, // but only those used by the members name and knownFor. //To properly release all the memory dynamically allocated for the struct variable, // call the free() function with the address of the Birthday struct variable right // after this function returns. void clear_Birthday(Birthday* person); //helper function to look up a birthday entry by month and day //returns a dynamic array storing all the indexes with the same month and day, NULL if not found //To make the size known to the caller, put a -1 as the last item. For example, // if indexes 2, 4, 6 match with the month and day, the array would be {2, 4, 6, -1} int* lookupBirthdayByMD(Birthday **array, int size, short month, short day); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by month and day int compareBirthdaysByMD(const void *p1, const void *p2); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by name int compareBirthdaysByName(const void *p1, const void *p2); #endif FamousBdays 1895,1,1 J. Edgar Hoover First director of the FBI 1892,1,3 J. R. R. Tolkien Author of "Lord of the Rings" 2003,1,3 Greta Thunberg Swedish environmental activist 1642,1,4 Issac Newton Formulated the 3 laws of motion 1946,1,5 Diane Keaton Played as Kay Adams in The Godfather 1964,1,7 Nicolas Cage Played as Dr. Stanley Goodspeed in The Rock 1935,1,8 Elvis Presley King of Rock 'n Roll 1945,1,10 Rod Stewart Performed Sailing 1964,1,12 Jeff Bezos Founder and CEO of amazon.com 1968,1,14 LL Cool J Played as Sam Hanna in NCIS Los Angeles 1929,1,15 Martin Luther King Jr. Civil rights activist, gave the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 1706,1,17 Benjamin Franklin One of the Founding Fathers of t.

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Here is support files a3_birthdaylib.h #ifndef A3_Q1_H #define A3_Q1_H #include <stdlib.h> //needed for handling dynamic memory #include <string.h> //needed for some string functions //the structure used for holding one birthday entry typedef struct { short year; short month; short day; char* name; char* knownFor; } Birthday; //Creates a Birthday struct variable storing three short representing // year, month, and day respectively, a char* array representing a name, // and a char* array representing a trait (knownFor) //Returns the address of the dynamically (i.e., uses malloc) created variable //For example: //Given the code: //Birthday* person = create_Birthday(1985, 1, 1, // "J. Edgar Hoover", // "First director of the FBI"); //printf("%d-%d-%dn%sn%sn", person->year, person->month, person->day, // person->name, person->knownFor); //will result in an output like this: //1985-1-1 //J. Edgar Hoover //First director of the FBI Birthday* create_Birthday(short year, short month, short day, char* name, char* knownFor); //Releases the memory created to store the 2 members name and knownFor using // the address of a Birthday struct variable //Note that the person parameter can be NULL // and if this is the case the function should do nothing. //Also, this function does not release the memory used for the Birthday struct variable, // but only those used by the members name and knownFor. //To properly release all the memory dynamically allocated for the struct variable, // call the free() function with the address of the Birthday struct variable right // after this function returns. void clear_Birthday(Birthday* person); //helper function to look up a birthday entry by month and day
//returns a dynamic array storing all the indexes with the same month and day, NULL if not found //To make the size known to the caller, put a -1 as the last item. For example, // if indexes 2, 4, 6 match with the month and day, the array would be {2, 4, 6, -1} int* lookupBirthdayByMD(Birthday **array, int size, short month, short day); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by month and day int compareBirthdaysByMD(const void *p1, const void *p2); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by name int compareBirthdaysByName(const void *p1, const void *p2); #endif FamousBdays 1895,1,1 J. Edgar Hoover First director of the FBI 1892,1,3 J. R. R. Tolkien Author of "Lord of the Rings" 2003,1,3 Greta Thunberg Swedish environmental activist 1642,1,4 Issac Newton Formulated the 3 laws of motion 1946,1,5 Diane Keaton Played as Kay Adams in The Godfather 1964,1,7 Nicolas Cage Played as Dr. Stanley Goodspeed in The Rock 1935,1,8 Elvis Presley King of Rock 'n Roll 1945,1,10 Rod Stewart Performed Sailing 1964,1,12 Jeff Bezos Founder and CEO of amazon.com 1968,1,14 LL Cool J Played as Sam Hanna in NCIS Los Angeles 1929,1,15 Martin Luther King Jr.
Civil rights activist, gave the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 1706,1,17 Benjamin Franklin One of the Founding Fathers of the US, face on a few US currencies 1946,1,19 Dolly Parton Composed I Will Always Love You 1930,1,20 Edwin Buzz Adrian One of the first astronauts who landed and walked on moon 1737,1,23 John Hancock First to sign the Declaration of Independence 1756,1,27 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart One of the greatest composers 1954,1,29 Oprah Winfrey Famous American talk show host 1906,2,4 Clyde Tombaugh Astronomer who discovered Pluto in 1930 1812,2,7 Charles Dickens Author of A Christmas Caorl and Oliver Twist 1950,2,10 Mark Spitz Won 7 gold medals in swimming at the 1972 Summer Olympics 1847,2,11 Thomas Alva Edison Inventor of the light bulb 1809,2,12 Abraham Lincoln 16th US President 1859,2,14 George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. Invented the Ferris Wheel 1963,2,17 Michael Jordan One of the greatest NBA players 1745,2,18 Alessandro Volta
Inventor of the electric battery and discoverer of methane 1988,2,20 Rihanna Performed Diamonds 1685,2,23 George Frederic Handel Composer of the Hallelujah Chorus 1955,2,24 Steve Jobs Co-founder of Apple Computer 1802,2,26 Victor Hugo Author of Les Miserables 1994,3,1 Justin Bieber Performed Baby, Sorry 1968,3,2 Daniel Craig Played as James Bond 5 times 1847,3,3 Alexander Graham Bell Inventor of the telephone 1475,3,6 Michelangelo Sculpted the David marble sculpture and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel 1934,3,9 Yuri Gagarin First man in space 1879,3,14 Albert Einstein One of the greatest physicists of all time, developed the theory of relativity 1951,3,17 Kurt Russell Played as Mr. Nobody in The Fast and the Furious 1955,3,19 Bruce Willis Played as John McClane in Die Hard 1976,3,22 Reese Witherspoon Played as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde 1874,3,24 Harry Houdini
Famous magician, best known for escape acts 1947,3,25 Elton John Has a biopic about his life called Rocketman 1931,3,26 Leonard Nimoy Played as Spock in Star Trek 1845,3,27 Wilhelm Roentgen Discovered X-rays 1962,3,30 Vincent van Gogh Painted the Sunflowers 1483,4,6 Raphael Painted the Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione 1947,4,12 Tom Clancy Author of The Hunt for Red October, inspired the game The Division 1899,4,13 Alfred Mosher Butts Invented Scrabble 1452,4,15 Leonardo da Vinci Painted Mona Lisa 1889,4,16 Charlie Chaplin Best known for his comedic silent acts 1782,4,21 Friedrich Froebel Started the first Kindergarten in 1837 1564,4,23 William Shakespeare The greatest writer in the English language, created Romeo and Juliet 1981,4,30 Kunal Nayyar Played as Raj Koothrappali in Big Bang Theory 1988,5,5 Adele Performed Rolling in the Deep 1856,5,6 Robert Edwin Peary Sr.
First person to reach the North Pole 1840,5,7 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Composed the 1812 Overture 1960,5,10 Bono Memeber of U2 1964,5,13 Stephen Colbert Host of The Daily Show 1944,5,14 George Lucas Created Star Wars 1953,5,16 Pierce Brosnan Played as James Bond 5 times 1984,5,26 Sally Ride First woman in space in 1983 1917,5,29 John F. Kennedy 35th US President 1976,5,31 Colin Farrell Played as Danny Witwer in Minority Report 1892,6,6 Donald F. Duncan Sr. Created the Duncan Yo-Yo 1952,6,7 Liam Neeson Played as Bryan Mills in Taken 1963,6,9 Johnny Depp Played as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 1974,6,15 Neil Patrick Harris Played as Barney Stinson in How I Met Your Mother 1967,6,20 Nicole Kidman Played as Atlanna in Aquaman 1964,6,22 Dan Brown
Author of The DaVinci Code 1910,6,26 Roy Plunkett Invented Teflon 1971,6,28 Elon Musk CEO of Tesla, Inc. 1985,6,30 Michael Phelps Won 8 gold medals in swimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics 1932,7,2 Dave Thomas Founded Wendy's 1962,7,3 Tom Cruise Played as Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible 1946,7,6 Sylvester Stallone Played as Robert Balboa in Rocky 1831,7,8 John Pemberton Invented Coca-Cola 1956,7,9 Tom Hanks Played as Forest Gump in Forest Gump 1944,7,13 Erno Rubik Inventor of Rubik's Cube 1952,7,17 David Hasselhoff Played as Michael Knight in Knight Rider 1918,7,18 Nelson Mandela Winner of The Nobel Peace Prize 1993 1919,7,20 Sir Edmund Hillary First person to reach the peak of Mount Everest 1899,7,21 Ernest Hemingway Winner of The Nobel Literature Price 1954 1989,7,23 Daniel Radcliffe
Played as Harry Potter in Harry Potter movies 1970,7,24 Jennifer Lopez Performed If You Had My Love 1967,7,25 Matt LeBlanc Played as Joey Tribbiani in Friends 1943,7,26 Mick Jagger Lead singer of the Rolling Stones 1945,7,28 Jim Davis Created Garfield 1972,7,29 Wil Wheaton Played as a fictional version of himself in The Big Bang Theory 1947,7,30 Arnold Schwarzenegger Played as The Terminator in Terminator movies 1965,7,31 J. K. Rowling Author of Harry Potter 1961,8,4 Barack Obama 44th US President 1930,8,5 Neil Armstrong First person to walk on the moon 1975,8,7 Charlize Theron Played as Cipher in Fast & Furious 9 1963,8,9 Whitney Houston Performed I Will Always Love You 1950,8,11 Stephen Wozniak Co-founder of Apple Computer 1899,8,13 Alfred Hitchcock The Master of Suspense 1769,8,15 Napoleon
Emperor of the French from 1804 until 1814 and again in 1815 1954,8,18 Patrick Swayze Played as Johnny Castle in Dirty Dancing 1921,8,19 Gene Roddenberry Created Star Trek 1978,8,23 Kobe Bryant One of the greatest basketball players of all time 1930,8,25 Sean Connery Played as Captain John Patrick Mason in The Rock 1910,8,27 Mother Teresa Winner of The Nobel Peace Prize 1979 1958,8,29 Michael Jackson The King of Pop 1964,9,2 Keanu Reeves Played as Neo in The Matrix movies 1956,9,16 David Copperfield Made the Statue of Liberty disappear in his magic show 1929,9,19 Adam West Played as Batman in the Batman TV series 1866,9,21 H. G. Wells Author of The Time Machine 1936,9,24 Jim Henson Creator of the Muppets 1951,9,25 Mark Hamill Played as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars 1924,10,1 Jimmy Carter 39th US President 1902,10,5 Ray Kroc
Founder of McDonald's 1846,10,6 George Westinghouse Developed AC electric power 1931,10,7 Desmond Tutu Winner of the Noble Peace Price 1984 1985,10,8 Bruno Mars Performed Just the Way You Are 1940,10,9 John Lennon Member of the Beatles 1957,10,13 Chris Carter Creator of The X-Files 1927,10,14 Roger Moore Played as James Bond 7 times 1960,10,18 Jean-Claude Van Damme Played as Jean Vilain in The Expendables 2 1833,10,21 Alfred Nobel Established The Nobel Prizes 1942,10,23 Michael Crichton Writer of Jurrasic Park 1881,10,25 Pablo Picasso Greatest artist of the 20th century 1955,10,28 Bill Gates Co-founder of Microsoft 1922,11,8 Christian Barnard Performed the first heart transplant in 1967 1974,11,11 Leonardo DiCaprio Played as Jack Dawson in Titanic 1967,11,12 David Schwimmer
Played as Ross Geller in Friends 1765,11,14 Robert Fulton Inventor of the steamboat 1968,11,18 Owen Wilson Played as Mobius M. Mobius in Loki TV series 1961,11,19 Meg Ryan Played as Annie Reed in Sleepless in Seattle 1889,11,20 Edwin Hubble Has a space telescope named in his honor 1984,11,22 Scarlett Johansson Played as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe 1967,12,2 Lucy Liu Played as Dr. Joan Watson in Elementary TV series 1996,12,11 Hailee Steinfeld Played as Kate Bishop in Hawkeye TV series 1989,12,13 Taylor Swift Performed Love Story and You Belong with Me 1832,12,15 Alexandre Gustave Eiffel Designed the Eiffel Tower 1964,12,18 Brad Pitt Played as Tyler Durden in Fight Club 1980,12,19 Jake Gyllenhaal Played as Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home 1821,12,25 Clara Barton Founder of the American Red Cross 1954,12,28 Denzel Washington Played as Robert McCall in The Equalizer 1984,12,30 LeBron James
One of the greatest NBA basketball players 1977,12,31 Psy Performed Gangnam Style Makefile all: test1 test1: a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c a3_birthdaylib.c gcc -Wall -std=c99 -fsanitize=leak -o test1 a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c a3_birthdaylib.c clean: rm -f test1 The assignment will be graded automatically. Make sure that your code compiles without warnings/errors and produces the required output. Also use the file names and structures indicated as requested. Deviation from that might result in 0 mark. Your code MUST compile and run in the CSIL machines with the Makefile provided. It is possible that even with warnings your code would compile. But this still indicates there is something wrong with you code and you have to fix them, or marks will be deducted. Your code MUST be readable and have reasonable documentation (comments) explaining what it does. Use your own judgement, for example, no need to explain i+=2 is increasing i by 2 , but explain how variables are used to achieve something, what a certain loop is doing, and the purpose of each #include. Description There is only 1 question in this assignment. However, there are several files you need to submit. Write your answer in the corresponding file as instructed along with your student information. You can include any libraries that are covered in class (i.e., stdio, stdlib, string, math, stdbool). You can also write your own helper functions. Only one of these files should contain the main function. Question 1 [20 marks] In this question you are going to extend the program you made in Assignment 2 by providing more functionalities. You are again going to write your own main function so the program runs. Create a program that reads all the birthday information from a file and provide an interface for the user to query birthdays. Your program must support the following functionalities as options: - Option 1: to load a birthday file - ask the user to input the name of the file containing birthday information and load the entries from that file (report # of entries). Note that the file can be nonexistent (if so the program should print the error and keep running), but if it exists you can assume the format inside that file is consistent (birthday, name, known-for), with each string at most 100 characters. it is possible for the user to load a different file by choosing this option again. - Option 2: to list birthdays sorted by Month-Day - list the birthday entries from Jan 1 to Dec 31. If a day has no entry, there is no need to print anything. If on that day there are more than one birthday entry, any order within that day is acceptable. - Option 3: to list birthdays sorted by Name - list the birthday entries sorted by name las determined by strcmp). If with the same name there are more than one birthday entry, any order within that name is acceptable. - Option 4: to lookup a birthday - ask the user for a month and then a day, then report all entries with the same birthday (regardless of the year). There can be more than one entry on any day. - If one or more entries are found, print all the information. Any order is acceptable. - If no entry is found, print "No such birthday on record." There is no need to check if the input date is valid (e.g., 2-31 will just result in the no-entry case). - Option 5: to terminate the program - thank the user and end the
program.Your program must meet these requirements: - Include the provided header file (.h file) and use the functions defined in the corresponding implementation file (.c file) in your driver file (where main is), do not redefine those functions. - Use a dynamic array of Birthday struct pointers to store the birthday information. This is the recommended approach (instead of a static array with a fixed size) as we might change the number of entries in the provided file, and dynamic arrays can accommodate that variation. - There must be no memory leaks (e.g., your program requests some memory but does not release them all before it terminates). We have set up the Makefile so that if that happens after running your program it will tell you some memory leaks are detected. - Start with a fancy banner. There is no specific requirement besides it must include your name, 9digit SFU ID, and your SFU email address. Let your creativity shine, just nothing offensive. - The sorting for Options 2&3 must be done using the built-in qsort. Meaning you have to write your own compare functions for qsort to use. And here are some hints for you to write your code: - The interface is essentially a do-while loop where in each iteration it asks for an option and determines what to do, with a repeating conditional of the terminating option has not been inputted. It is a common approach for menu-based interfaces. - Since each item in the dynamic array for the birthday entries are pointers, be careful with how you are casting the pointer variables in the compare functions (they are pointers to the items). - The scanf() function works slightly differently between different formats. One difference is how it handles leading and trailing newlines (look up "dangling newline character" if you are curious). One option to get around this is put a space in front of the format string (e.g., "%d", "%s"). You are encouraged to explore different ways to get around this issue. Here are some sample input and output (you can assume user input is always valid):Figure 3. Looking up for Jan 2 and Jan 3. Include the function definitions corresponding to a3_birthdaylib.h (and your helper functions, if any) in a source file named as a3_birthdaylib.c. Include your main function (and your helper functions, if any) in another source file named as a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c. We call this the driver file because this is where the program starts. To determine where to place a helper function, think about its purpose. If it provides functionality with Birthday structs (e.g., create/clear Birthday, compare Birthdays), it is a library function; if it provides functionality of the program (e.g., print a fancy banner), it is a program function. Coding Style [4 marks] Your program should be properly indented, have clear and meaningful variable names (e.g., no singleletter variable names except loop iterators) and enough white space and comments to make it easy to read. Named constants should be used where appropriate. Each line of code should not exceed 80 characters. White space should be used in a consistent manner. Keep your code concise and efficient. If your code is unnecessarily long or inefficient (e.g., hard- code for all possible cases, extraneous function calls), we might deduct marks. To help you to get into the habit of good coding style, we will read your code and marks will be deducted if your code is not styled properly.Using the Makefile and Other Supplied Files The Makefile provided in this assignment is used by a command in the CSIL machines called "make" to quickly compile your code. It is especially useful if you have multiple source files. To use it, type the following command in the prompt (make sure you are in the directory with all the files of Assignment 3): [: The example above illustrates how Question 1 is compiled into an executable called "test1" when using the Makefile. Replace the "test1" with "test2", "test3", ...etc. for other questions. You can then run the executable by typing "./test1" to test your code for Question 1 . If you make changes to your code,
use the make command again. You can also use "make all" if you want to compile all your code at once. The header file a3_birthdaylib.h is there to make the compilation work. Take a look at it for information about how each function should work. You might have to modify it and you will have to submit it this time. Submission Submit only the 3 source files (a3_birthdaylib.h, a3_birthdaylib.c, a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c) to CourSys. Refer to the corresponding Canvas assignment entry for details. Assignment late penalty: 10% per calendar day (each 0 to 24 hour period past due), max 2 days late. Academic Honesty It is expected that within this course, the highest standards of academic integrity will be maintained, in keeping with SFU's Policy S10.01, "Code of Academic Integrity and Good Conduct." In this class, collaboration is encouraged for in-class exercises and the team components of the assignments, as well as task preparation for group discussions. However, individual work should be completed by the person who submits it. Any work that is independent work of the submitter should be clearly cited to make its source clear. All referenced work in reports and presentations must be appropriately cited, to include websites, as well as figures and graphs in presentations. If there are any questions whatsoever, feel free to contact the course instructor about any possible grey areas. Some examples of unacceptable behavior: - Handing in assignments/exercises that are not 100% your own work (in design, implementation, wording, etc.), without a clear/visible citation of the source. - Using another student's work as a template or reference for completing your own work. - Using any unpermitted resources during an exam. - Looking at, or attempting to look at, another student's answer during an exam. - Submitting work that has been submitted before, for any course at any institution.

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  • 1. Here is support files a3_birthdaylib.h #ifndef A3_Q1_H #define A3_Q1_H #include <stdlib.h> //needed for handling dynamic memory #include <string.h> //needed for some string functions //the structure used for holding one birthday entry typedef struct { short year; short month; short day; char* name; char* knownFor; } Birthday; //Creates a Birthday struct variable storing three short representing // year, month, and day respectively, a char* array representing a name, // and a char* array representing a trait (knownFor) //Returns the address of the dynamically (i.e., uses malloc) created variable //For example: //Given the code: //Birthday* person = create_Birthday(1985, 1, 1, // "J. Edgar Hoover", // "First director of the FBI"); //printf("%d-%d-%dn%sn%sn", person->year, person->month, person->day, // person->name, person->knownFor); //will result in an output like this: //1985-1-1 //J. Edgar Hoover //First director of the FBI Birthday* create_Birthday(short year, short month, short day, char* name, char* knownFor); //Releases the memory created to store the 2 members name and knownFor using // the address of a Birthday struct variable //Note that the person parameter can be NULL // and if this is the case the function should do nothing. //Also, this function does not release the memory used for the Birthday struct variable, // but only those used by the members name and knownFor. //To properly release all the memory dynamically allocated for the struct variable, // call the free() function with the address of the Birthday struct variable right // after this function returns. void clear_Birthday(Birthday* person); //helper function to look up a birthday entry by month and day
  • 2. //returns a dynamic array storing all the indexes with the same month and day, NULL if not found //To make the size known to the caller, put a -1 as the last item. For example, // if indexes 2, 4, 6 match with the month and day, the array would be {2, 4, 6, -1} int* lookupBirthdayByMD(Birthday **array, int size, short month, short day); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by month and day int compareBirthdaysByMD(const void *p1, const void *p2); //helper function for qsort to compare birthdays by name int compareBirthdaysByName(const void *p1, const void *p2); #endif FamousBdays 1895,1,1 J. Edgar Hoover First director of the FBI 1892,1,3 J. R. R. Tolkien Author of "Lord of the Rings" 2003,1,3 Greta Thunberg Swedish environmental activist 1642,1,4 Issac Newton Formulated the 3 laws of motion 1946,1,5 Diane Keaton Played as Kay Adams in The Godfather 1964,1,7 Nicolas Cage Played as Dr. Stanley Goodspeed in The Rock 1935,1,8 Elvis Presley King of Rock 'n Roll 1945,1,10 Rod Stewart Performed Sailing 1964,1,12 Jeff Bezos Founder and CEO of amazon.com 1968,1,14 LL Cool J Played as Sam Hanna in NCIS Los Angeles 1929,1,15 Martin Luther King Jr.
  • 3. Civil rights activist, gave the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 1706,1,17 Benjamin Franklin One of the Founding Fathers of the US, face on a few US currencies 1946,1,19 Dolly Parton Composed I Will Always Love You 1930,1,20 Edwin Buzz Adrian One of the first astronauts who landed and walked on moon 1737,1,23 John Hancock First to sign the Declaration of Independence 1756,1,27 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart One of the greatest composers 1954,1,29 Oprah Winfrey Famous American talk show host 1906,2,4 Clyde Tombaugh Astronomer who discovered Pluto in 1930 1812,2,7 Charles Dickens Author of A Christmas Caorl and Oliver Twist 1950,2,10 Mark Spitz Won 7 gold medals in swimming at the 1972 Summer Olympics 1847,2,11 Thomas Alva Edison Inventor of the light bulb 1809,2,12 Abraham Lincoln 16th US President 1859,2,14 George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. Invented the Ferris Wheel 1963,2,17 Michael Jordan One of the greatest NBA players 1745,2,18 Alessandro Volta
  • 4. Inventor of the electric battery and discoverer of methane 1988,2,20 Rihanna Performed Diamonds 1685,2,23 George Frederic Handel Composer of the Hallelujah Chorus 1955,2,24 Steve Jobs Co-founder of Apple Computer 1802,2,26 Victor Hugo Author of Les Miserables 1994,3,1 Justin Bieber Performed Baby, Sorry 1968,3,2 Daniel Craig Played as James Bond 5 times 1847,3,3 Alexander Graham Bell Inventor of the telephone 1475,3,6 Michelangelo Sculpted the David marble sculpture and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel 1934,3,9 Yuri Gagarin First man in space 1879,3,14 Albert Einstein One of the greatest physicists of all time, developed the theory of relativity 1951,3,17 Kurt Russell Played as Mr. Nobody in The Fast and the Furious 1955,3,19 Bruce Willis Played as John McClane in Die Hard 1976,3,22 Reese Witherspoon Played as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde 1874,3,24 Harry Houdini
  • 5. Famous magician, best known for escape acts 1947,3,25 Elton John Has a biopic about his life called Rocketman 1931,3,26 Leonard Nimoy Played as Spock in Star Trek 1845,3,27 Wilhelm Roentgen Discovered X-rays 1962,3,30 Vincent van Gogh Painted the Sunflowers 1483,4,6 Raphael Painted the Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione 1947,4,12 Tom Clancy Author of The Hunt for Red October, inspired the game The Division 1899,4,13 Alfred Mosher Butts Invented Scrabble 1452,4,15 Leonardo da Vinci Painted Mona Lisa 1889,4,16 Charlie Chaplin Best known for his comedic silent acts 1782,4,21 Friedrich Froebel Started the first Kindergarten in 1837 1564,4,23 William Shakespeare The greatest writer in the English language, created Romeo and Juliet 1981,4,30 Kunal Nayyar Played as Raj Koothrappali in Big Bang Theory 1988,5,5 Adele Performed Rolling in the Deep 1856,5,6 Robert Edwin Peary Sr.
  • 6. First person to reach the North Pole 1840,5,7 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Composed the 1812 Overture 1960,5,10 Bono Memeber of U2 1964,5,13 Stephen Colbert Host of The Daily Show 1944,5,14 George Lucas Created Star Wars 1953,5,16 Pierce Brosnan Played as James Bond 5 times 1984,5,26 Sally Ride First woman in space in 1983 1917,5,29 John F. Kennedy 35th US President 1976,5,31 Colin Farrell Played as Danny Witwer in Minority Report 1892,6,6 Donald F. Duncan Sr. Created the Duncan Yo-Yo 1952,6,7 Liam Neeson Played as Bryan Mills in Taken 1963,6,9 Johnny Depp Played as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 1974,6,15 Neil Patrick Harris Played as Barney Stinson in How I Met Your Mother 1967,6,20 Nicole Kidman Played as Atlanna in Aquaman 1964,6,22 Dan Brown
  • 7. Author of The DaVinci Code 1910,6,26 Roy Plunkett Invented Teflon 1971,6,28 Elon Musk CEO of Tesla, Inc. 1985,6,30 Michael Phelps Won 8 gold medals in swimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics 1932,7,2 Dave Thomas Founded Wendy's 1962,7,3 Tom Cruise Played as Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible 1946,7,6 Sylvester Stallone Played as Robert Balboa in Rocky 1831,7,8 John Pemberton Invented Coca-Cola 1956,7,9 Tom Hanks Played as Forest Gump in Forest Gump 1944,7,13 Erno Rubik Inventor of Rubik's Cube 1952,7,17 David Hasselhoff Played as Michael Knight in Knight Rider 1918,7,18 Nelson Mandela Winner of The Nobel Peace Prize 1993 1919,7,20 Sir Edmund Hillary First person to reach the peak of Mount Everest 1899,7,21 Ernest Hemingway Winner of The Nobel Literature Price 1954 1989,7,23 Daniel Radcliffe
  • 8. Played as Harry Potter in Harry Potter movies 1970,7,24 Jennifer Lopez Performed If You Had My Love 1967,7,25 Matt LeBlanc Played as Joey Tribbiani in Friends 1943,7,26 Mick Jagger Lead singer of the Rolling Stones 1945,7,28 Jim Davis Created Garfield 1972,7,29 Wil Wheaton Played as a fictional version of himself in The Big Bang Theory 1947,7,30 Arnold Schwarzenegger Played as The Terminator in Terminator movies 1965,7,31 J. K. Rowling Author of Harry Potter 1961,8,4 Barack Obama 44th US President 1930,8,5 Neil Armstrong First person to walk on the moon 1975,8,7 Charlize Theron Played as Cipher in Fast & Furious 9 1963,8,9 Whitney Houston Performed I Will Always Love You 1950,8,11 Stephen Wozniak Co-founder of Apple Computer 1899,8,13 Alfred Hitchcock The Master of Suspense 1769,8,15 Napoleon
  • 9. Emperor of the French from 1804 until 1814 and again in 1815 1954,8,18 Patrick Swayze Played as Johnny Castle in Dirty Dancing 1921,8,19 Gene Roddenberry Created Star Trek 1978,8,23 Kobe Bryant One of the greatest basketball players of all time 1930,8,25 Sean Connery Played as Captain John Patrick Mason in The Rock 1910,8,27 Mother Teresa Winner of The Nobel Peace Prize 1979 1958,8,29 Michael Jackson The King of Pop 1964,9,2 Keanu Reeves Played as Neo in The Matrix movies 1956,9,16 David Copperfield Made the Statue of Liberty disappear in his magic show 1929,9,19 Adam West Played as Batman in the Batman TV series 1866,9,21 H. G. Wells Author of The Time Machine 1936,9,24 Jim Henson Creator of the Muppets 1951,9,25 Mark Hamill Played as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars 1924,10,1 Jimmy Carter 39th US President 1902,10,5 Ray Kroc
  • 10. Founder of McDonald's 1846,10,6 George Westinghouse Developed AC electric power 1931,10,7 Desmond Tutu Winner of the Noble Peace Price 1984 1985,10,8 Bruno Mars Performed Just the Way You Are 1940,10,9 John Lennon Member of the Beatles 1957,10,13 Chris Carter Creator of The X-Files 1927,10,14 Roger Moore Played as James Bond 7 times 1960,10,18 Jean-Claude Van Damme Played as Jean Vilain in The Expendables 2 1833,10,21 Alfred Nobel Established The Nobel Prizes 1942,10,23 Michael Crichton Writer of Jurrasic Park 1881,10,25 Pablo Picasso Greatest artist of the 20th century 1955,10,28 Bill Gates Co-founder of Microsoft 1922,11,8 Christian Barnard Performed the first heart transplant in 1967 1974,11,11 Leonardo DiCaprio Played as Jack Dawson in Titanic 1967,11,12 David Schwimmer
  • 11. Played as Ross Geller in Friends 1765,11,14 Robert Fulton Inventor of the steamboat 1968,11,18 Owen Wilson Played as Mobius M. Mobius in Loki TV series 1961,11,19 Meg Ryan Played as Annie Reed in Sleepless in Seattle 1889,11,20 Edwin Hubble Has a space telescope named in his honor 1984,11,22 Scarlett Johansson Played as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe 1967,12,2 Lucy Liu Played as Dr. Joan Watson in Elementary TV series 1996,12,11 Hailee Steinfeld Played as Kate Bishop in Hawkeye TV series 1989,12,13 Taylor Swift Performed Love Story and You Belong with Me 1832,12,15 Alexandre Gustave Eiffel Designed the Eiffel Tower 1964,12,18 Brad Pitt Played as Tyler Durden in Fight Club 1980,12,19 Jake Gyllenhaal Played as Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home 1821,12,25 Clara Barton Founder of the American Red Cross 1954,12,28 Denzel Washington Played as Robert McCall in The Equalizer 1984,12,30 LeBron James
  • 12. One of the greatest NBA basketball players 1977,12,31 Psy Performed Gangnam Style Makefile all: test1 test1: a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c a3_birthdaylib.c gcc -Wall -std=c99 -fsanitize=leak -o test1 a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c a3_birthdaylib.c clean: rm -f test1 The assignment will be graded automatically. Make sure that your code compiles without warnings/errors and produces the required output. Also use the file names and structures indicated as requested. Deviation from that might result in 0 mark. Your code MUST compile and run in the CSIL machines with the Makefile provided. It is possible that even with warnings your code would compile. But this still indicates there is something wrong with you code and you have to fix them, or marks will be deducted. Your code MUST be readable and have reasonable documentation (comments) explaining what it does. Use your own judgement, for example, no need to explain i+=2 is increasing i by 2 , but explain how variables are used to achieve something, what a certain loop is doing, and the purpose of each #include. Description There is only 1 question in this assignment. However, there are several files you need to submit. Write your answer in the corresponding file as instructed along with your student information. You can include any libraries that are covered in class (i.e., stdio, stdlib, string, math, stdbool). You can also write your own helper functions. Only one of these files should contain the main function. Question 1 [20 marks] In this question you are going to extend the program you made in Assignment 2 by providing more functionalities. You are again going to write your own main function so the program runs. Create a program that reads all the birthday information from a file and provide an interface for the user to query birthdays. Your program must support the following functionalities as options: - Option 1: to load a birthday file - ask the user to input the name of the file containing birthday information and load the entries from that file (report # of entries). Note that the file can be nonexistent (if so the program should print the error and keep running), but if it exists you can assume the format inside that file is consistent (birthday, name, known-for), with each string at most 100 characters. it is possible for the user to load a different file by choosing this option again. - Option 2: to list birthdays sorted by Month-Day - list the birthday entries from Jan 1 to Dec 31. If a day has no entry, there is no need to print anything. If on that day there are more than one birthday entry, any order within that day is acceptable. - Option 3: to list birthdays sorted by Name - list the birthday entries sorted by name las determined by strcmp). If with the same name there are more than one birthday entry, any order within that name is acceptable. - Option 4: to lookup a birthday - ask the user for a month and then a day, then report all entries with the same birthday (regardless of the year). There can be more than one entry on any day. - If one or more entries are found, print all the information. Any order is acceptable. - If no entry is found, print "No such birthday on record." There is no need to check if the input date is valid (e.g., 2-31 will just result in the no-entry case). - Option 5: to terminate the program - thank the user and end the
  • 13. program.Your program must meet these requirements: - Include the provided header file (.h file) and use the functions defined in the corresponding implementation file (.c file) in your driver file (where main is), do not redefine those functions. - Use a dynamic array of Birthday struct pointers to store the birthday information. This is the recommended approach (instead of a static array with a fixed size) as we might change the number of entries in the provided file, and dynamic arrays can accommodate that variation. - There must be no memory leaks (e.g., your program requests some memory but does not release them all before it terminates). We have set up the Makefile so that if that happens after running your program it will tell you some memory leaks are detected. - Start with a fancy banner. There is no specific requirement besides it must include your name, 9digit SFU ID, and your SFU email address. Let your creativity shine, just nothing offensive. - The sorting for Options 2&3 must be done using the built-in qsort. Meaning you have to write your own compare functions for qsort to use. And here are some hints for you to write your code: - The interface is essentially a do-while loop where in each iteration it asks for an option and determines what to do, with a repeating conditional of the terminating option has not been inputted. It is a common approach for menu-based interfaces. - Since each item in the dynamic array for the birthday entries are pointers, be careful with how you are casting the pointer variables in the compare functions (they are pointers to the items). - The scanf() function works slightly differently between different formats. One difference is how it handles leading and trailing newlines (look up "dangling newline character" if you are curious). One option to get around this is put a space in front of the format string (e.g., "%d", "%s"). You are encouraged to explore different ways to get around this issue. Here are some sample input and output (you can assume user input is always valid):Figure 3. Looking up for Jan 2 and Jan 3. Include the function definitions corresponding to a3_birthdaylib.h (and your helper functions, if any) in a source file named as a3_birthdaylib.c. Include your main function (and your helper functions, if any) in another source file named as a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c. We call this the driver file because this is where the program starts. To determine where to place a helper function, think about its purpose. If it provides functionality with Birthday structs (e.g., create/clear Birthday, compare Birthdays), it is a library function; if it provides functionality of the program (e.g., print a fancy banner), it is a program function. Coding Style [4 marks] Your program should be properly indented, have clear and meaningful variable names (e.g., no singleletter variable names except loop iterators) and enough white space and comments to make it easy to read. Named constants should be used where appropriate. Each line of code should not exceed 80 characters. White space should be used in a consistent manner. Keep your code concise and efficient. If your code is unnecessarily long or inefficient (e.g., hard- code for all possible cases, extraneous function calls), we might deduct marks. To help you to get into the habit of good coding style, we will read your code and marks will be deducted if your code is not styled properly.Using the Makefile and Other Supplied Files The Makefile provided in this assignment is used by a command in the CSIL machines called "make" to quickly compile your code. It is especially useful if you have multiple source files. To use it, type the following command in the prompt (make sure you are in the directory with all the files of Assignment 3): [: The example above illustrates how Question 1 is compiled into an executable called "test1" when using the Makefile. Replace the "test1" with "test2", "test3", ...etc. for other questions. You can then run the executable by typing "./test1" to test your code for Question 1 . If you make changes to your code,
  • 14. use the make command again. You can also use "make all" if you want to compile all your code at once. The header file a3_birthdaylib.h is there to make the compilation work. Take a look at it for information about how each function should work. You might have to modify it and you will have to submit it this time. Submission Submit only the 3 source files (a3_birthdaylib.h, a3_birthdaylib.c, a3_birthdayLookupSystem.c) to CourSys. Refer to the corresponding Canvas assignment entry for details. Assignment late penalty: 10% per calendar day (each 0 to 24 hour period past due), max 2 days late. Academic Honesty It is expected that within this course, the highest standards of academic integrity will be maintained, in keeping with SFU's Policy S10.01, "Code of Academic Integrity and Good Conduct." In this class, collaboration is encouraged for in-class exercises and the team components of the assignments, as well as task preparation for group discussions. However, individual work should be completed by the person who submits it. Any work that is independent work of the submitter should be clearly cited to make its source clear. All referenced work in reports and presentations must be appropriately cited, to include websites, as well as figures and graphs in presentations. If there are any questions whatsoever, feel free to contact the course instructor about any possible grey areas. Some examples of unacceptable behavior: - Handing in assignments/exercises that are not 100% your own work (in design, implementation, wording, etc.), without a clear/visible citation of the source. - Using another student's work as a template or reference for completing your own work. - Using any unpermitted resources during an exam. - Looking at, or attempting to look at, another student's answer during an exam. - Submitting work that has been submitted before, for any course at any institution.