Write a program that implements a sorted list using dynamic  allocated arrays.  DataFile.txt contains the information of poker cards. C: clubs(lowest),D: diamonds, H: hearts, S:spades(highest) 2 (lowest), 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A No Joker cards Any C cards are lower than any D cards. DataFile Content(You can write the file specification into your program.): H4,C8,HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3,H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2,HQ,S8,C6,D9,S3,SQ ,C5,S4,H5,SJ,D3,H8,CK,S6,D7,S9,H2,CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5,C10 H4, D5, HK, D2 H4, HK, SK C9,C10 For examples, DJ means J of Diamonds;H7 means 7 of hearts. Your job Create a list by dynamic allocated array and set the size to 20 Read the first 20 cards in the first line of the file, the put them one by one into the list by implementing and using putItem(). The list must be kept sorted in ascending order. Then print out all the cards in the list in one line separating by commas. Then delete the cards indicated in the second line of the file by using deleteItem() Then print out all the cards in the list in one line separating by commas. Then put the items in the third line in to the list. Must use putItem() Then print out all the cards in the listin one line separating by commas. Search the current list for the elements in the list.  Then output the result as the follows. Yes or No depends on whether the card exists in  the current list. Must implement and use getItem() C9 NO, C10 YES A printAll() function should be defined and called in order to output all the contents in  the list. A compareTo() function must be defined and used to compare which card is greater   Use C++ and do not use Standard Library Template. Show detailed comments to help understand please! Copy following to test with your own .txt file!   H4,C8,HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3,H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2,HQ,S8,C6,D9,S3,SQ,C5,S4,H5,SJ,D3,H8,CK,S6,D7,S9,H2,CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5,C10 H4, D5, HK, D2 H4, HK, SK C9,C10

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Write a program that implements a sorted list using dynamic 

allocated arrays. 

DataFile.txt contains the information of poker cards.

  1. C: clubs(lowest),D: diamonds, H: hearts, S:spades(highest)
  2. 2 (lowest), 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A
  3. No Joker cards
  4. Any C cards are lower than any D cards.

DataFile Content(You can write the file specification into your program.):

H4,C8,HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3,H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2,HQ,S8,C6,D9,S3,SQ

,C5,S4,H5,SJ,D3,H8,CK,S6,D7,S9,H2,CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5,C10

H4, D5, HK, D2

H4, HK, SK

C9,C10

For examples, DJ means J of Diamonds;H7 means 7 of hearts.

Your job

  • Create a list by dynamic allocated array and set the size to 20
  • Read the first 20 cards in the first line of the file, the put them one by one into the list by implementing and using putItem(). The list must be kept sorted in ascending order. Then print out all the cards in the list in one line separating by commas.
  • Then delete the cards indicated in the second line of the file by using deleteItem()
  • Then print out all the cards in the list in one line separating by commas.
  • Then put the items in the third line in to the list. Must use putItem()

Then print out all the cards in the listin one line separating by commas.

  • Search the current list for the elements in the list. 

Then output the result as the follows. Yes or No depends on whether the card exists in 

the current list. Must implement and use getItem()

C9 NO, C10 YES

  • A printAll() function should be defined and called in order to output all the contents in 

the list.

  • A compareTo() function must be defined and used to compare which card is greater

 

Use C++ and do not use Standard Library Template. Show detailed comments to help understand please!

Copy following to test with your own .txt file!

 

H4,C8,HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3,H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2,HQ,S8,C6,D9,S3,SQ,C5,S4,H5,SJ,D3,H8,CK,S6,D7,S9,H2,CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5,C10

H4, D5, HK, D2

H4, HK, SK

C9,C10

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I am going over the code and the output seems to be missing steps as it doesn't show in output such as :

  • Then delete the cards indicated in the second line of the file by using deleteItem()
  • Then print out all the cards in the list in one line separating by commas.
  • Then put the items in the third line in to the list. Must use putItem()

It seems to show that you are only reading two lines of the data and not all to fully show the output?

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