Question

Problem: Make linkedList.h and linkList.c in Programming C language

Project description

This project will require students to generate a linked list of playing card based on data read from

a file and to write out the end result to a file.

linkedList.h	Create a header file name linkedList
	Include the following C header files: stdio.h stdlib.h string.h Create the following macros: TRUE 1 FACES 13 SUITS 4
	Add the following function prototypes: addCard displayCards readDataFile writeDataFile
	Add a typedef struct definition named card and aliased as Card as follows: char suit; char face; struct card *next;
	Add a global variable: Card head;
linkedList.c	Create a C source code file named linkedList.c
	Include the user defined header file names linkedList.h
main()	Create an integer local variable to store the user selection Initialize the global head of the linked list to NULL Loop while TRUE is true Provide the user a menu of the following options: 1. Read data file 2. Display deck of cards 3. Write data file 4. Exit Program Use a conditional statement to evaluate the user’s selection and call the appropriate function
readDataFile	Create the following local variables     char face;     char suit;     char faces[FACES];     char suits[SUITS];     char *fileName = "Assignment8Input.txt";     FILE *filePointer;     int s = 0;     int f = 0;     char c; Set variable filePointer equal to function call fopen() passing variable filename as an argument Write an if statement to determine if filePoint is NULL, If true output that there was an issue opening the file Otherwise output that the file was opened successfully Write a for loop that loops four times to read in each character for the four suits in a deck of cards, store the values in the array named suits Write a for loop that loop 13 times to read in each character for the 13 faces in a deck of cards, store the values in the array named faces Write a nested for loop to loop through the suits array and faces array, for each iteration call function addCard() passing the current suit and face as arguments Close the input file
addCard()	Parameter list should include two characters, one for the face of the card and one for the suit of the card Declare a variable of data type Card named temp set equal to the appropriate memory allocation function call Set the linked list node member suit equal to the parameter representing the card suit Set the linked list node member face equal to the parameter representing the card face Set the linked list node member next equal to the global variable head Set the head node equal to the temp node
display()	Declare local variables Card set equal to the global head char suit[9]; char face[6]; Traverse the linked list, for each node do the following: Write decision making logic to evaluate the value of the linked list node member suit, if C, output Clubs D, output Diamonds H, output Hearts S, output Spades Write decision making logic to evaluate the value of the linked list node member face, if A, output Ace 2, output Two 3, output Three 4, output Four 5, output Five 6, output Six 7, output Seven 8, output Eight 9, output Nine T, output Ten J, output Jack Q, output Queen K, output King
writeDataFile()	Declare local variables     char *fileName = "Assignment8Output.txt";     FILE *filePointer;     Card * current = head; Set variable filePointer equal to function call fopen() passing variable filename as an argument Write an if statement to determine if filePointer is NULL, If true output that there was an issue opening the file Otherwise output that the file was opened successfully Traverse the linked list, for each node do the following: Write decision making logic to evaluate the value of the linked list node member suit, if C, output Clubs D, output Diamonds H, output Hearts S, output Spades Write decision making logic to evaluate the value of the linked list node member face, if A, output Ace 2, output Two 3, output Three 4, output Four 5, output Five 6, output Six 7, output Seven 8, output Eight 9, output Nine T, output Ten J, output Jack Q, output Queen K, output King Close the output file

Answer 1

Code:

//linkedList.h

Code as text:

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

#define TRUE 1

#define FACES 13

#define SUITS 4

void addCard(char suit, char face);

void displayCards();

void readDataFile();

void writeDataFile();

typedef struct card {

char suit;

char face;

struct card *next;

} Card;

Card head;

//linkedList.C

Code as text:

#include "linkedList.h"

int main() {

int ch;

head.next = NULL;

while(TRUE) {

printf("1. Read data file\n");

printf("2. Display deck of cards\n");

printf("3. Write data file\n");

printf("4. Exit Program\n");

printf("Enter choice: ");

scanf("%d", &ch);

if (ch == 1) {

readDataFile();

}

else if (ch == 2) {

displayCards();

}

else if (ch == 3) {

writeDataFile();

}

else {

printf("Exiting..\n");

exit(0);

}

printf("\n");

}

return 0;

}

void readDataFile() {

char face, suit;

char faces[FACES], suits[SUITS];

char *fileName = "Assignment8Input.txt";

FILE *filePointer;

int s = 0, f = 0;

char c;

filePointer = fopen(fileName, "r");

if (filePointer == NULL) {

printf("Error opening file!\n");

return;

} else {

printf("File opened successfully.\n");

}

while(((c = fgetc(filePointer)) != EOF) && s < SUITS) {

suits[s] = c;

s++;

}

while(((c = fgetc(filePointer)) != EOF) && f < FACES) {

faces[f] = c;

f++;

}

for (s = 0; s < SUITS; s++) {

for (f = 0; f < FACES; f++) {

suit = suits[s];

face = faces[f];

addCard(suit, face);

}

}

fclose(filePointer);

}

void addCard(char suit, char face) {

Card temp;

temp.suit = suit;

temp.face = face;

temp.next = head.next;

head = temp;

}

void displayCards() {

Card set = head;

char suit[9];

char face[6];

while (set.next != NULL) {

switch(set.suit) {

case 'C': printf("Clubs ");

break;

case 'D': printf("Diamonds ");

break;

case 'H': printf("Hearts ");

break;

case 'S': printf("Spades ");

break;

}

switch(set.face) {

case 'A': printf("Ace");

break;

case '2': printf("Two");

break;

case '3': printf("Three");

break;

case '4': printf("Four");

break;

case '5': printf("Five");

break;

case '6': printf("Six");

break;

case '7': printf("Seven");

break;

case '8': printf("Eight");

break;

case '9': printf("Nine");

break;

case 'T': printf("Ten");

break;

case 'J': printf("Jack");

break;

case 'Q': printf("Queen");

break;

case 'K': printf("King");

break;

}

printf("\n");

set = *set.next;

}

}

void writeDataFile() {

char *fileName = "Assignment8Output.txt";

FILE *filePointer;

Card *current = head.next;

filePointer = fopen(fileName, "w");

if(filePointer == NULL) {

printf("Error opening output file.\n");

return;

}

else {

printf("Output file succesfully opened.\n");

}

while (current != NULL) {

switch(current->suit) {

case 'C': fprintf(filePointer, "Clubs ");

break;

case 'D': fprintf(filePointer, "Diamonds ");

break;

case 'H': fprintf(filePointer, "Hearts ");

break;

case 'S': fprintf(filePointer, "Spades ");

break;

}

switch(current->face) {

case 'A': fprintf(filePointer, "Ace");

break;

case '2': fprintf(filePointer, "Two");

break;

case '3': fprintf(filePointer, "Three");

break;

case '4': fprintf(filePointer, "Four");

break;

case '5': fprintf(filePointer, "Five");

break;

case '6': fprintf(filePointer, "Six");

break;

case '7': fprintf(filePointer, "Seven");

break;

case '8': fprintf(filePointer, "Eight");

break;

case '9': fprintf(filePointer, "Nine");

break;

case 'T': fprintf(filePointer, "Ten");

break;

case 'J': fprintf(filePointer, "Jack");

break;

case 'Q': fprintf(filePointer, "Queen");

break;

case 'K': fprintf(filePointer, "King");

break;

}

fprintf(filePointer, "\n");

current = current->next;

}

fclose(filePointer);

}

Sample run:

P.s. i don't have input file to check, but it will work. if it doesn't then tell in comments and upload input file i will fix it.