Question

part 1(do not write on note book and before send program compile it) void testStruct01()

this function is called from main

in main()

call the function void test01()

in the function void test01()

1. create a FootballTeam object   
2. using 'cin', load the FootballTeam object  
3. using 'cout', display (print) the FootballTeam object
4. output should look like the following

        ********** AFC East **********

Home Team              XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Opponent team          XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Home Team score        XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Opponent team score   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

part 2 (do not write on note book and before send program compile it)  

Purpose of this program. Pass a struct to a function

1. Start with your Struct01 code.
2. Copy and rename your Struct01 code Struct01A.
3. Change program name, date due, and add to remarks in the program heading

Leave the testing function testStruct01() in the program. Comment out the function call in int main()

1. copy testStruct01() and rename that function as testStruct01A()
2. add a new function named void testStruct01B(FootballTeam fb) to your program.
3. This new function will receive a FootballTeam struct as a parameter.

This is how you will set up the test…………

1. In void testStruct01A(), create and print your FootballTeam struct. (that code should already be there.)
2. Pass the FootballTeam object to the new function

               void testStruct01B(FootballTeam fb).

3. Print the passed FootballTeam object in this new function.
4. If everything prints out OK, the structor has been passed correctly

You will see that most of the code is cut-and-paste from your Struct01 program

Answer 1

Answer;

part1:

#include <iostream> // needed for Cin and Cout

#include <string> // needed to manipulate strings

#include <iomanip> // needed for output formatting

using namespace std;

/*********************************

* struct definition

**********************************/

struct FootballTeam

{

string team; // team name

string opponent; // opponent name

int teamScore; // teams score

int oppoScore; // opponents score

};

/*********************************

* prototypes here

**********************************/

void testStruct01();

/***************************************

* there are no global variables

***************************************/

int main()

{

testStruct01();

system("pause");

return 0;

}

void testStruct01()

{

cout << "**********************************\n";

cout << "* in void test01() *\n";

cout << "**********************************\n\n\n";

FootballTeam team; // create a FootballTeam object

// loading the FootballTeam object

cout<<"Enter team name \n";
cin>>team.team;
cout<<"Enter opponent team name \n";
cin>>team.opponent;
cout<<"Enter team score \n";
cin>>team.teamScore;
cout<<"Enter opponent team score \n";
cin>>team.oppoScore;
cout<<"\n";
// print the FootballTeam object

cout<<"Home Team :"<<setw(29)<<right<<team.team<<endl;
cout<<"Opponent Team :"<<setw(25)<<right<<team.opponent<<endl;
cout<<"Home Team score :"<<setw(23)<<right<<team.teamScore<<endl;
cout<<"Opponent Team score :"<<setw(19)<<right<<team.oppoScore<<endl;

}