CST116-Lab3-Smith-Pseudo-Code.txt


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main():
1) Setup stream to the already existing file with the data
2) If the file opened correctly, start a while loop until the end of the file is reached, counting how many times it loops
	2.1) Read all its data to the already initialized arrays for each type of value storage
	2.2) Close the file
3) If the file didn't open correctly, give an error and end the program
4) Collect the user's input for the name of the output file
5) Setup stream to create or overwrite a file for data to be transferred to using the user's previously input name
6) If the file opened correctly, start a for loop for as many times the counting variable didn't see the end of the in file
	6.1) Do the math to output the correct fare and cost-per-mile values to the file
	6.2) Close the file
7) If the file didn't open correctly, give an error and end the program
8) Call the Other_Calculations function using the array 'total_fare' and the counting variable from earlier
9) return 0;


Other_Calculations:
1) cout << endl a few times to create a visually pleasing spacing
2) Output the total number of travellers (the counting variable form earlier's value)
3) Output the total amount of the fares combined, calling the Fare_Calc function using the 'total_fare' array and the counting variable from earlier
4) Output the average cost per person (Far_Calc / counting variable from earlier)


Fare_Cals:
1) Initialize the 'sum' variable to 0
2) Add the totals of all the fares in the 'total_fare' to the 'sum' variable
3) return sum;