Please Enter the Program Code: 4Please Enter the Number of Students: 5Please Enter the Names of the Student (use the format: LN_FN):Marcos_BongbongRobredo LeniMoreno_IskoLacson_PingPacquiao_MannyBelow is your Seat Plan:ECE Seat No. 1- Lacson_PingECE Seat No. 2 - Marcos_BongbongECE Seat No. 3 - Moreno_IskoECE Seat No. 4 - Pacquiao_MannyECE Seat No. 5 - Robredo_LeniTest Case #3:List of Engineering Programs[1] CE[2] CHE[3] EE[4] ECE[5] IE[6] MEPlease Enter the Program Code: 7INVALID CODE! Please Try Again!Test Case #4:List of Engineering Programs[1] CE[2] CHE[3] EE[4] ECE[5] IE[6] MEPlease Enter the Program Code: 5Please Enter the Number of Students: AINVALID CODE! Please Try Again! PROBLEM: Create a program to generate the seat plan/no of a certain class/activity.Conditions:●Display the list of engineering programs with corresponding code between 1-10.● The user will be asked to choose a code.• Followed by the user will be asked to enter the number of students.• Lastly, the user will be asked to enter each name of the students using the format LASTNAME_FIRSTNAME.o Just use single-name/word format for SN and FN•Use the concept of an array to display the names of the students in alphabetical order with corresponding seat numbers.SPECIFICATIONS:You may only use the codes that we studied under our lectures- All lines of codes should have a comment.- Save your cpp file as Surname - FE (Example: Pangaliman - FE.cpp)Test Case #1:List of Engineering Programs:[1] CE[2] CHE[3] EE[4] ECE[5] IE[6] MEPlease Enter the Program Code:Please Enter the Number of Students: 4Please Enter the Names of the Student (use the format: LN_FN):Cruz_JohnAquino_MariaDelgado_AnnaBalagtas_PeterBelow is your Seat Plan:ME Seat No. 1 - Aquino_MariaME Seat No. 2 - Balagtas_PeterME Seat No. 3 - Cruz_JohnME Seat No. 4 - Delgado_AnnaTest Case #2:List of Engineering Programs:[1] CE[2] CHE[3] EE[4] ECE[5] IE[6] ME

For the given program using sorting to string C++ Code is given below:

Please Enter the Program Code: 4 Please Enter the Number of Students: 5 Please Enter the Names of the Student (use the format: LN_FN): Marcos_Bongbong Robredo_Leni Moreno_Isko Lacson Ping Pacquiao_Manny Below is your Seat Plan: ECE Seat No. 1- Lacson Ping ECE Seat No. 2 - Marcos_Bongbong ECE Seat No. 3- Moreno_Isko ECE Seat No. 4- Pacquiao_Manny ECE Seat No. 5- Robredo Leni

Please Enter the Program Code: 4 Please Enter the Number of Students: 5 Please Enter the Names of the Student (use the format: LN_FN): Marcos_Bongbong Robredo_Leni Moreno_Isko Lacson Ping Pacquiao_Manny Below is your Seat Plan: ECE Seat No. 1- Lacson Ping ECE Seat No. 2 - Marcos_Bongbong ECE Seat No. 3- Moreno_Isko ECE Seat No. 4- Pacquiao_Manny ECE Seat No. 5- Robredo Leni

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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