Write the non modular version of this solution. Start with the implementation provided in proj6-sequentialMain2.cpp and implement the functionality found in proj6-modularMain2.cpp. Name your source code proj6-sequentialMain3.cpp

proj6-sequentialMain2.cpp:

int main() {
  string name;
  int age;

  string choice = "yes";

  while( choice != "no" ) {
    cout << "What is your name? " << endl;
    getline( cin, name );

    cout << “How old are you? " << endl;
    cin >> age;  

    cout << "Your name is: " << name << endl;
    cout << "You are " << age << “ years old” << endl;

    cout << "Do you want to read in another person (yes/no)? " << endl;
    cin >> choice;
    cin.ignore(3, '\n');
  }

  return 0;
}

proj6-modularMain2.cpp:

void readPerson( istream &in, string &name, int &age ) {
  getline( in, name );
  in >> age;
  in.ignore(3, '\n');
}

void requestInfo( ostream &out ) {
  out << "Please enter your name followed by your age." << endl;
}

void writePerson( ostream &out, string name, int age ) {
  out << name << endl;
  out << age << endl;
}

string readAgain( ostream &out, istream &in ) {
  string choice;

  out << "Do you want to read in another person (yes/no)? " << endl;
  in >> choice;
  in.ignore(3, '\n');
  
  return choice;
}

int main() {
  string name, choice;
  int age;
  bool fileRead = false;
  ifstream pfile;
  ofstream opfile;

  cout << "Would you like to read the data from a file? " << endl;
  cin >> choice;
  cin.ignore(3, '\n');

  if( choice == "yes" ) {
    fileRead = true;
    pfile.open("iperson.txt");
    if( !pfile ) {
      cerr << "Can't open person.txt for read." << endl;
      return 1;
    }
  }

  opfile.open("operson.txt");

  choice = "yes";
  if( fileRead ) {
    readPerson( pfile, name, age );
    if( !pfile ) {
      choice = "no";
    }
  }

  while( choice != "no" ) {
    if( !fileRead ) {
      requestInfo( cout );
      readPerson( cin, name, age );
    }  

    writePerson( opfile, name, age );

    if( !fileRead ) {
      choice = readAgain( cout, cin );
    } else {
      readPerson( pfile, name, age );
      if( !pfile ) {
        choice = "no";
      }
    }
  }

  if( fileRead ) {
    pfile.close();
  }
  opfile.close();

  return 0;
}

I need this written in C # ASAP

Write a C# console program that continually asks the user "Do you want

to enter a name (Y/N)? ". Use a "while" loop to accomplish this. As long as the user enters

either an upper or lowercase 'Y', then prompt to the screen "Enter First and Last Name: " and

then get keyboard input of the name. After entering the name, display the name to the screen.

Story: The wide lens approach: Fixing the Blindspot

My organization implemented check-in kiosk to eliminate wait time in long lines. However, the problem is that the younger generation uses the kiosk more than the older generation?

The older generation prefers to wait in line. How do we fix the blind spot using Adner Strategy for Innovation?

Adner, R. (2013). The Wide Lens: A New Strategy for Innovation. London; Penguin Books. p. 219-229. ISBN 9781591846291

What would Adner: The Wide Lens author say to fix the problem of the older generation continuing to wait in line and avoiding the use of the kiosk?

How and why do big cities attract big companies?

After reading "New Geography of Jobs" Forces of Attraction, it is very interesting as to why big cities like New York, Boston, San Francisco attract so many big companies to set their bases there. I share the confusion with the author, most companies in big cities have to pay higher wages to their employees because the expenditures for living is higher. It's not like you're going to get any information about your competitors if you set right beside them. Maybe there is a magical reason as to why these places attract big companies.

After the readings please think about reasons we need Scope and Practice Manuals and how you can relate transpersonal care to your clinical experiences.

Discussion questions:

• Explain your understanding of the Holistic Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice.

• Discuss your understanding of transpersonal human caring standards. How can you practice transpersonal nursing in clinical settings?

Book : Holistic Nursing ,

chapter 2 Holistic Nursing : Scope and Standards of Practice

chapter 4 Transpersonal Human Caring and Healing

Author : Barbara Dossey & Lynn Keegan

APA format needed.

what other information needed ?

Find four separate health care organization''s net worth terms in published news sources such as The Wall Street Journal or Business Week.

Comment on whether the net worth term you have found appear to be referring to for-profit corporations; for-profit sole proprietors or partnerships, or not-for-profit companies. What led you to believe this?

Through research identify the mission/vision statements of the four organizations you have identified. Discuss the pros and cons of each organization's for profit and not for profit status

If you were the author of these articles, would you have been more specific? If so, why? If not, why not?

Store owners need an application that allows them to determine which books and movies they have rented. The application should save the general information of the borrowed items. The information of the book is: title, classification (genre), the number of pages and the author. The information in the second article is: title, duration, director and type of film.
Do the necessary classes to represent the two articles. Each object in the classes must provide the following services:
to show
ask
obtain
change
compare if two borrowed items are equal

1.All / part
2.Overloading of operators
3.Builder
4.Copy constructor
5.Destroyer
6. Dynamic memory

C++

Elementary Statistics, 10th Edition, by Mario Triola; chapter 2, section 2-2, question 18, page 50:

Loaded die: the author drilled a hole in a die and filled it with a lead weight, then proceeded to roll it 180 times. The results are given in the frequency distribution in the margin. Construct the frequency distribution for the outcome you would expect from a die that is perfectly fair and unbiased. Does the loaded die appear to differ significantly from a fair die that has not been "loaded."

table for question 18:

Outcome: Frequency:

1 24

2 28

3 39

4 37

5 25

6 27

3) Identify passages of John Keats’ Ode on a Grecian Urn that describe why all great works of art remain eternally “true,” and explain what the author means by making this claim.

4) How did the English artists John Constable and Joseph Turner differ in their approaches to painting natural landscapes? What did each of them want viewers to understand about nature?

5) Did American Romantic landscape painters wish to convey similar or different feelings about the natural world than European Romantic landscape painters? What are some examples of what makes their paintings similar or different?