Initialize a constant int MAX for the maximum amount of records, set to 50

START MAIN

initialize function ReadData, with input file, arrays, and counters
initialize function WriteOutputFile with output file, counters, and arrays
initialize PrintTotalsAndSummary with output file, counters, and arrays

Initialize an array for each needed value, with the length being equal to max
initialize record counter
initialize people counter
initialize payment counter

initialize filename
initialize input file
initialize output file

prompt the user to input a filename wiht extension
	set the input equal to filename

open the file

if the file is open
	call the function ReadData and have its return value be set into record_counter
	
	close the input file

	if the output file is open
		call the functions writeoutputfile and printotalsummary
		close the output file

	else
		print an error message
else
	print an error message

return 0

END MAIN

ReadData
	
	prints out headers corresponding to each array
	read in the first line of data from the input file and have it set to the first of each array

	while it is not the end of the file
		the totalfare at the current index is equal to the far + toll
		print out the arrays at the current index, formatting into a table

		if the distance at the current index is 0, the cost per mile is 0
		otherwise the cost per mile is equal to the total cost over the distance

		increment the index
		read data again

	return counter


WriteOutputFile

	enter a for loop which goes until the end of the total records in the file
		print out all the modified data to the output file at the current index

PrintTotalsAndSummary
	
	enter a for loop which goes until the end of the total records in the file
		set the total amount of people to the array of passCount at the index added together
		set a double temp equal to the far + toll at the current index
		paid += temp
		the totalFare at the current index is equal to temp

		print out the avg cost per person, # people transported, and the total cost to both 
		the screen and the output file.