Download a temperature data fromhere(Links to an external site.)orhere(Links to an external site.). Those are the daily average temperature data at each city from 1995~present. There are four columns: month, day, year, andtemperature in Fahrenheit(F). The temperature data is -99 if no data was available on that day. Develop a C++ class calledAverageDailyTemperaturethat stores an average daily temperature and its date. Your class may havefour member variables. (must be private) type intto represent the month. type intto represent theday. type intto represent theyear. type doubleto represent the temperature (in Fahrenheit). The complete class will include all the following member/friend functions: a constructor to set amonth,day, yearand temperatureas AverageDailyTemperature data(month, day, year, temperature); a default constructor (takes no input) that sets temperature=-99, and default number (maybe 0) for other member variable. Mutators for each member variable. Accessors for each member variable. operator AverageDailyTemperatureobject) operator >> to perform (istream object) >> (AverageDailyTemperatureobject) Add “const” modifier formember function that does not modify member variables. Use call-by-reference forinput arguments of class objects. Add “const” modifier forinput arguments that are not modified in function body. Divide your class code into two parts: AverageDailyTemperatureclass header fileAverageDailyTemperature .h AverageDailyTemperatureclass implementation fileAverageDailyTemperature . cpp Determinenamespace nameusing your name. Define yourAverageDailyTemperatureclass under the namespace. Develop a C++ code to process following tasks. Reads a temperature data file. Program asks user to input the file name, ex: LANEWORL.txt. Use yourAverageDailyTemperatureclass to store daily temperature data. Exclude data of temperature=-99. Usestd::vectorclass to store all data read from the file. Sort the array data with the temperature in descending order. Data of highesttemperaturecomes first and the lowest goes to end. You may use “sort” function from “algorithm” library. Export the sorted datainto a stream object. The program asks users to choose two options: exporting results to either 'screen' or 'file'. You may add any ordinary/member/friend functions if you need. State your name in comment line for each file.

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Download a temperature data fromhere(Links to an external site.)orhere(Links to an external site.).
- Those are the daily average temperature data at each city from 1995~present.
  - There are four columns: month, day, year, andtemperature in Fahrenheit(F).
  - The temperature data is -99 if no data was available on that day.

Develop a C++ class calledAverageDailyTemperaturethat stores an average daily temperature and its date.
- Your class may havefour member variables. (must be private)
  - type intto represent the month.
  - type intto represent theday.
  - type intto represent theyear.
  - type doubleto represent the temperature (in Fahrenheit).
- The complete class will include all the following member/friend functions:
  - a constructor to set amonth,day, yearand temperatureas
    - AverageDailyTemperature data(month, day, year, temperature);
  - a default constructor (takes no input) that sets temperature=-99, and default number (maybe 0) for other member variable.
  - Mutators for each member variable.
  - Accessors for each member variable.
  - operator
    AverageDailyTemperatureobject)
  - operator >> to perform (istream object) >> (AverageDailyTemperatureobject)
  - Add “const” modifier formember function that does not modify member variables.
  - Use call-by-reference forinput arguments of class objects.
  - Add “const” modifier forinput arguments that are not modified in function body.
- Divide your class code into two parts:
  - AverageDailyTemperatureclass header fileAverageDailyTemperature
    .h
  - AverageDailyTemperatureclass implementation fileAverageDailyTemperature
    .
    cpp
- Determinenamespace nameusing your name.
  - Define yourAverageDailyTemperatureclass under the namespace.

Develop a C++ code to process following tasks.
- Reads a temperature data file.
  - Program asks user to input the file name, ex: LANEWORL.txt.
  - Use yourAverageDailyTemperatureclass to store daily temperature data.
  - Exclude data of temperature=-99.
  - Usestd::vectorclass to store all data read from the file.
- Sort the array data with the temperature in descending order.
  - Data of highesttemperaturecomes first and the lowest goes to end.
  - You may use “sort” function from “algorithm” library.

- Export the sorted datainto a stream object.
  - The program asks users to choose two options: exporting results to either 'screen' or 'file'.

You may add any ordinary/member/friend functions if you need.

State your name in comment line for each file.

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Aditya answered on Apr 27 2021

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#include "AverageDailyTemperature.h"
int main()
{
fstream f;
string filename;
cout << "Enter The File Name : ";
cin >> filename;
int line=0;
AverageDailyTemperature arr[10000];
f.open(filename, ios::in);
if (f.is_open()) {
string tp;
while (getline(f, tp))
{
std::string s = tp;
std::vector result;
std::istringstream iss(s);
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