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The U-Mart Supermarket is a convenience store company that has five store located in different location...

The U-Mart Supermarket is a convenience store company that has five store located in different location at UTM Skudai. At the end of each year, the management of the UTM wants to know the performance of the company. They have decided to use a computer program to help them in analyzing the company performance based on the total sales of each quarter in all stores. Develop a C program to perform this task using array and function based one following requirements.

Input:

The program should read in sales data from a text file.
The format of the input file for each line/record is as follows:
first number is for the store branch code,

second number is the sales of the first quarter ,

third number is the sales of the second quarter,

fourth number is the sales of the o third quarter,

fifth number is the sales of the fourth quarter.

The following is an example of input file named “sales2015.txt” containing sales data for the year 2019 for five stores.
11 940.80 490.10 960.60 670.50

12 710.90 570.30 170.60 310.60

13 360.70 160.30 300.60 870.60

14 480.50 490.40 910.70 720.55

15 340.30 320.30 140.60 570.70

Arrays:

The program should use array(s) to store the sales data

Functions:

The program should have the following functions:

float highest_Sale(). This function should accept arrays (representing sales) as one of its parameters. It should determine the indices of row and column of a cell in the array
which has the highest sales.
void grandTotal_each_store(). This function should return the grand total of sales for each stores throughout the year. It should accept array (representing sales) as its parameters.
void Total_each_quarter(). This function should accept arrays and the index of a column in the array (representing a quarter) as its parameters. The function should return the total sales for the each quarter.

Output:

The program should print out a report into a text file named “report.txt”.
The report should include:
- The grand total of sales, over all stores sales, throughout the year.

- The highest sales of all quarter. Print the store code and the highest sales.

- The total sales for each quarter of all store.

The following diagram is example of output file based on the input given.
EXPECTED OUTPUT

Grand total of sales over all stores: RM xxxxx.xx

The highest quarter sales:

Store Code: 11

Quarter : 3

Sales: RM 960.60

Total sales by quarter:

Quarter Sales

----------- --------------

Quarter 1 RM 4474.10

Quarter 2 RM xxxx.xx

Quarter 3 RM xxxx.xx

Quarter 4 RM xxxx.xx

Solutions

Expert Solution

#include<stdio.h>
#define MAX 100

int read_detail (float details[][5])
{
   FILE *f1;
   f1= fopen("sales2015.txt","r");
   if(f1==NULL)
   {
       printf("Error!");
   }
   int i=0;
   while(!feof(f1))
   {
       fscanf(f1,"%f",&details[i][0]);
       fscanf(f1,"%f",&details[i][1]);
       fscanf(f1,"%f",&details[i][2]);
       fscanf(f1,"%f",&details[i][3]);
       fscanf(f1,"%f",&details[i][4]);
       printf("%f %f %f %f %f\n",details[i][0],details[i][1],details[i][2],details[i][3],details[i][4]);
       i++;
   }
   return i;
}

float highest_Sale(float details[][5],int size,int *row, int *column)
{
   float max = details[0][1];
   *row = 0;
   *column = 1;
   int i;
   for(i=0;i<size;i++)
   {
       int j;
       for(j=1;j<5;j++)
       {
           if(details[i][j]>max)
           {
               max =details[i][j];
               *row = i;
               *column = j;
           }
       }
   }
   return max;
}

void Total_each_quarter(float details[][5],float tot[],int size,int column)
{
   int i;
   tot[column]=0;
   for(i=0;i<size;i++)
   {
       tot[column]+=details[i][column+1];
   }
}

float tot_sale(float tot[],int size)
{
   float total = 0;
   int i;
   for(i=0;i<size;i++)
   {
       total+= tot[i];  
   }
   return total;
}

void Output(float details[][5],float tot[],int size,int row,int col)
{
   FILE *f1;
   f1= fopen("report.txt","w");
   fprintf(f1,"Grand total of sales over all stores: RM %.2f\n", tot_sale(tot,size));
   fprintf(f1,"The highest quarter sales:\n");
   fprintf(f1,"Store Code: %.0f\n",details[0][row] );
   fprintf(f1,"Quarter : %d\n",col);
   fprintf(f1,"Sales: RM %.2f\n",details[row][col]);

   fprintf(f1,"Total sales by quarter:\n");
   fprintf(f1,"Quarter Sales\n");
   fprintf(f1,"----------- --------------\n");
   int i;
   for(i=0;i<4;i++)
   {
       fprintf(f1,"Quarter %d RM %.2f\n",i+1,tot[i]);
   }
   fclose(f1);
}

int main()
{
   float details[MAX][5],tot[MAX];
   int size,row,column;
   size = read_detail(details);
   highest_Sale(details,size,&row,&column);
   int i;
   for(i=0;i<4;i++)
   {
       Total_each_quarter(details,tot,size,i);
   }
   Output(details,tot,size,row,column);
}

//Output


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