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Everything is included in 123.pdfSEP200                      Summer 2022 Term  Object-Oriented Programming  Final Test-Question-Part2    Page 1 of 4    Instructions:  • The Final Test-Part2 should be completed individually.  • Part2 is worth 50% of the final test grade and will be evaluated through your  submission.   • Duration: You have 75 minutes to complete this part.   • Every file that you submit must contain (as a comment) at the top your  name, your Seneca email, Seneca Student ID and the date when you  completed the work.  • Add comments throughout the code where necessary.  • The submitted files must be appropriately created according to C++ standards and best  practices.  • Submit the required file(s) through Blackboard.    • If you have to submit more than one file, you must merge the  required files into one zip file and upload it through Blackboard.    Question 1. Complete the following program by coding a class called Wallet and a global  function called AddTax.   a. You need to download the startup code file:  main.cpp    Note the startup code is not complete and contains compilation  errors. Your task is to complete the program by coding a class  called Wallet and a global function called AddTax.       AddTax Function Requirements  • Your global function named AddTax receives as input parameters iterators to the  beginning and end of a range of lottery Tickets.  • This function adds HST to the price data member for each Ticket in the received range  and stores the result in the price_w_tax data member.     SEP200                      Summer 2022 Term  Object-Oriented Programming  Final Test-Question-Part2    Page 2 of 4    Wallet Class Requirements  Your Wallet class includes the following members:  • An STL container that holds lottery Ticket objects  • A boolean flag that holds true only if all Ticket objects in the container have their HST  added  • An overloaded += operator that adds a Ticket object to the container, sets the boolean  flag to false and returns a reference to the current object only if the ratio of the prize to  the price (prize/price) for that Ticket object is greater than or equal to the good-odds  ratio ((prize/price) >= GOOD_ODDS).  o If the ratio is less than the GOOD_ODDS ratio , then this operator changes  nothing and throws an exception of type string with the message as shown in  the sample output below.   Remember to update main to handle the exception.  • A member function named display  that:  o receives the address of one of the global functions that display the requested  information (byName or byOdds) and calls it for each Ticket object. If the  received address is invalid, this function terminates the program with code 11.  o adds HST to the price for each Ticket object (if necessary; see next bullet) and  displays the requested data.  o If any data (i.e., Ticket) in the container is not taxed, this function adds tax using  the AddTax function and two threads before printing anything. For this  purpose, the function divides the container elements into two consecutive  halves where each thread processes one half. Other Mandatory Requirements  • Upgrade the main function of the program to use a smart pointer. SEP200                      Summer 2022 Term  Object-Oriented Programming  Final Test-Question-Part2    Page 3 of 4    Startup Code Exists in the file main.cpp  You need to download the startup code file:  main.cpp  Note the startup code is not complete and contains compilation  errors. Your task is to complete the program by coding a class  called Wallet and a global function called AddTax.     #include    #include   #include   constexpr double HST{ 0.13 };  constexpr double GOOD_ODDS{ 20.0 }; // odds cutoff    struct Ticket  {   std::string name;   unsigned prize;   double price;   double price_w_tax;  };  void byName(const std::vector& lotteries)  {   std::cout & lotteries)  {   std::cout display(byName);   wallet->display(byOdds);   delete wallet;  }  SEP200                      Summer 2022 Term  Object-Oriented Programming  Final Test-Question-Part2    Page 4 of 4    Sample Output  The output produced by this program using your solution should be:  Poor Odds on Encore    Prize/Price  Price  61.95      :  5.65  41.30      :  3.39  22.35      :  1.12  17.70      :  1.13    Lottery     Price  Lotto Max :  5.65  Lotto 6/49:  3.39  Daily Keno:  1.12  Ontario 49:  1.13    How to Submit your Solution    • You must submit one file: main.cpp   • If you have to submit more than one file, you must merge the  required files into one zip file and upload it through Blackboard.     	Instructions: 	AddTax Function Requirements 	Wallet Class Requirements 	Other Mandatory Requirements 	Startup Code Exists in the file main.cpp 	Sample Output 	How to Submit your Solution

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