CSC240: Programming Assignment #9: Stacks & Queues Assigned: Week 12 Due: Week 13 Points: 50 In this program, you will utilize objects of your class used in previous programs, and create a program to store 10 objects each into a Stack and into a Queue. You can load the 10 data objects through any combination of user input, hard code the data records/initialization, or read from a file. The preferred method is by reading from a file since it doesnt require any data entry or data in code. Coding Requirements: 1. Create your application class, and your container classes which will encapsulate the both a StackOfObjects and an QueueOfObjects. 2. Read the file (or create data objects using another method) into a 10-element array of objects, which you can encapsulate into a separate class. 3. Load the same data set into both the stack and the queue from the array of objects. 4. In main(), create and invoke a short menu with items to perform data entry/read from file, and to enable the user to test both the stack and queue functionality by printing a report of the data. Since a stack is LIFO (Last In First Out) and a queue is FIFO (First In First Out), the stack data should print in reverse order to which it was inserted, and the queue data should print in the order to which it was inserted. Menu Items 1. List Original Data (in Array of Objects) 2. Report of Stack of Data 3. Report of Queue of Data 4. End Program Output Requirements: (Exercise all methods, including constructors to show their results/output) In your main() method, exercise all menu items using the methods invoked by each menu item, running all menu items, showing the initial list, then displaying it by popping objects off of the top of stack, or de- queueing objects out of the queue. The report of the objects in your array will be columnar, showing each of the values, formatting the columns and adding headers and footers as needed. Assigned: Week 12 Due: Week 13 Points: 50 In this program, you will utilize objects of your class used in previous programs, and create a program to store 10 objects each into a Stack and into a Queue. You can load the 10 data objects through any combination of user input, hard code the data records/initialization, or read from a file. The preferred method is by reading from a file since it doesn't require any data entry or data in code. Coding Requirements: 1. Create your application class, and your "container" classes which will encapsulate the both a StackOfObjects and an QueueOfObjects. 2. Read the file (or create data objects using another method) into a 10-element array of objects, which you can encapsulate into a separate class. 3. Load the same data set into both the stack and the queue from the array of objects. 4. In main(), create and invoke a short menu with items to perform data entry/read from file, and to enable the user to test both the stack and queue functionality by printing a report of the data. Since a stack is LIFO (Last In First Out).

1. CSC240: Programming Assignment #9: Stacks & Queues Assigned: Week 12 Due: Week 13
Points: 50 In this program, you will utilize objects of your class used in previous programs, and
create a program to store 10 objects each into a Stack and into a Queue. You can load the 10
data objects through any combination of user input, hard code the data records/initialization, or
read from a file. The preferred method is by reading from a file since it doesnt require any data
entry or data in code. Coding Requirements: 1. Create your application class, and your container
classes which will encapsulate the both a StackOfObjects and an QueueOfObjects. 2. Read the
file (or create data objects using another method) into a 10-element array of objects, which you
can encapsulate into a separate class. 3. Load the same data set into both the stack and the
queue from the array of objects. 4. In main(), create and invoke a short menu with items to perform
data entry/read from file, and to enable the user to test both the stack and queue functionality by
printing a report of the data. Since a stack is LIFO (Last In First Out) and a queue is FIFO (First In
First Out), the stack data should print in reverse order to which it was inserted, and the queue data
should print in the order to which it was inserted. Menu Items 1. List Original Data (in Array of
Objects) 2. Report of Stack of Data 3. Report of Queue of Data 4. End Program Output
Requirements: (Exercise all methods, including constructors to show their results/output) In your
main() method, exercise all menu items using the methods invoked by each menu item, running all
menu items, showing the initial list, then displaying it by popping objects off of the top of stack, or
de- queueing objects out of the queue. The report of the objects in your array will be columnar,
showing each of the values, formatting the columns and adding headers and footers as needed.
Assigned: Week 12 Due: Week 13 Points: 50 In this program, you will utilize objects of your class
used in previous programs, and create a program to store 10 objects each into a Stack and into a
Queue. You can load the 10 data objects through any combination of user input, hard code the
data records/initialization, or read from a file. The preferred method is by reading from a file since
it doesn't require any data entry or data in code. Coding Requirements: 1. Create your application
class, and your "container" classes which will encapsulate the both a StackOfObjects and an
QueueOfObjects. 2. Read the file (or create data objects using another method) into a 10-element
array of objects, which you can encapsulate into a separate class. 3. Load the same data set into
both the stack and the queue from the array of objects. 4. In main(), create and invoke a short
menu with items to perform data entry/read from file, and to enable the user to test both the stack
and queue functionality by printing a report of the data. Since a stack is LIFO (Last In First Out)
and a queue is FIFO (First In First Out), the stack data should print in reverse order to which it was
inserted, and the queue data should print in the order to which it was inserted. Menu Items 1. List
Original Data (in Array of Objects) 2. Report of Stack of Data 3. Report of Queue of Data 4. End
Program Output Requirements: (Exercise all methods, including constructors to show their
results/output) In your main() method, exercise all menu items using the methods invoked by each
menu item, running all menu items, showing the initial list, then displaying it by popping objects off
of the top of stack, or dequeueing objects out of the queue. The report of the objects in your array
will be columnar, showing each of the values, formatting the columns and adding headers and
footers as needed. Turning in Your Work: Required: Post a Word document and a zip file
containing the C++ project. The lab will not receive credit without screenshots of your output in a
Word document, as well as the .CSV file. Post the Word document separately from the .zip file

2. with your code. Screenshots in the Word document should include the output samples in the
console window displayed when you run the program.. Save all project folders/files and store them
to a single .ZIP file (Zip format only, no .rar, .7zip or other). Use a clear title with the assignment
number and your name in the zip filename: CSC240YOURLASTNAME-Lab9.zip