Part I.

On the Z:\ drive is a file named examscores.txt  It is in the folder   Z:\jlwolfe\cosc110\ For each student who took the exam, the file contains a score and the student's name..  The score should be in the range 1 to 100 and the name is a single word.  A sample entry in the file looks like this:

78 Charro

Make a folder for this project and name it after you and your partner.  Copy the examscores.txt file into the folder where you will have the .cpp file for the program.  Be sure to name the .cpp file after you and your partner.

You are to write a program to read the first student's score and name.  If the score is 60 or larger, the program should display a message, such as    "<Name>  passed"  where <Name> is the actual person's name, as read from the file.   If the score is less than 60, the program should display a message such as    "<Name>  failed"   again with <Name> replaced with the person's name.   And if the score is not valid (negative or greater than 100), the program should display a message such as   "File corrupted for <Name>" with <Name> replaced by the person's name.
 
 

Part II.

Once you have part I working, modify the program so that it can read in each student's score and name and display a message about each of them.  The last entry in the file is a sentinel; it contains the value   0  Nobody   When your program reads this line, it should stop and not display anything. For all other entries in the file, display the messages in a readable form on the screen.  Do not start part II until you have part I working and demonstrated it to me.
 

Don't forget to put the usual comments in your program and to choose reasonable variable names.  When you are finished (or when the class is over), copy your .cpp  file to  Z:\jlwolfe\cosc110\secX\ex4\  where X is 1 or 2