In combat simulation software, exploding land mines cause damage to military vehicles. In addition to the damage done to the vehicles themselves, we are interested in the number of injuries suffered by the individuals inside of the attacked vehicle.
Your program should read a file named "vehicles.txt" and another file called "selection.txt".Your program shall compute the expected number of human casualties due to an explosion near a vehicle. See next page for sample input and output.
You may assume that all data in the file are valid, so you don't have to edit them.
Input
Create text files in the format shown below for your development and testing. The grader will use two files created by him/her in order to test your program's functionality.
Output
See sample output below. All float data should be output with 3 decimal point precision.You may need the iomanip and cmath packages depending on your system settings.
Use the function below for calculating the expected casualties
doubleexpectedCasualties (doublecasualtyProbability,
intcapacity)
{
return sqrt(casualtyProbability) * capacity;
}
vehicles.txt contains a list of vehicle types. For each vehicle type, the probability that people inside the vehicle would be injured due to an attack against the vehicle as well as the number of people in the vehicle are listed.
sampleinput file 1:vehicles.txt
Tank 0.2 5
Truck 0.85 14
Motorcycle 1.0 1
// Vehicle prob.inj. #personnel
selection.txt contains one vehicle name. This is the type of vehicle that is being attacked.
sampleinput file 2: selection.txt
Truck
sample output to screen:
Tank,0.200,5,2.236
**Truck,0.850,14,12.907**
Each of the values from vehicles.txt should be listed in a comma delimited format with the calculated expected casualty value appended to the end until the selected vehicle is displayed. The remaining records in the input file are ignored (notice that Motorcycle does not appear above).
If the vehicle matches the one in the selection.txt file, then surround that row with ** as shown for Truck above. If there is no matching vehicle, then your program should print out all rows from the vehicles file in a comma delimited format as discussed, but no rows will be enclosed by **.