[SOLVED] Lab Assignment 06 CMPE 252 C Programming

Part 1 (60 points) In this part, you are asked to complete shape3d_part1.c program (available in Moodle) which keeps the list of shapes in a text file. Please check the content of the example shapes3d_1.txt below. Content of 3dshapes1.txt cube 4 -5 3 5 square_prism -3 4 4 5 2 sphere 3 -2 1 3 square_prism 3 1 -2 1 2 cube -4 -1 4 3 Each line contains a shape data. The data format for each shape type is as follows: cube square_prism < height>. sphere Follow the below steps in your program: Create point_t structure with x (double), y (double) and z (double) coordinates. Create sphere_t structure with center (point_t) and radius (double). Create cube_t structure with center (point_t) and side (double). Create square_prism_t structure with center (point_t), base-side-length (double) and height (double). Create union type shape3d_data_t with cube (cube_t), square_prism (square_prism_t) and cube (cube_t). Create enumerated type class_t with constants CUBE, SQUARE_PRISM, SPHERE. Create shape_t structure with type (class_t) and shape (shape3d_data_t). type field determines which member of 3d shape contains a value. If type is SPHERE, shape.sphere contains a value. If type is SQUARE_PRISM, shape.square_prism contains a value. If type is CUBE, shape.cube contains a value. Write 3 functions: • int scanShape(FILE *filep, shape_t *objp); scanShape function gets a pointer to FILE and a pointer to shape3d_t. Reads shape data from the file, and fills shape_t pointed to, by objp. Returns 1 if the read operation is successful; otherwise, returns 0. • int loadShapes(shape_t shapes[]); loadShapes function gets an array of shape_t. Opens the text file with the entered name. For each array element, reads data by calling scanShape function. Stops reading when scanShape function returns 0. Returns the number of read shapes. • void printShape(const shape_t *objp); printShape function gets a pointer to a constant shape_t. Prints shape information. The format for each shape type is as follows (also see example run). While printing double values, use %.2lf as the format specifier. Cube: Square_prism: Sphere: You can use following formulas to calculate volume of each 3d shape: • Cube: side-length3 • Square_prism : base-side-length2 x height • Sphere: 4/3 x π x radius3 • main function is already provided to you (see shape3d_part1.c) and it is supposed to remain as it is (you should not change it). In main function, an array of shape_t is declared, loadShapes function is called, and all shapes are printed. Example Run: Enter the file name to read: shapes3d_1.txt Opening shapes3d_1.txt Loading complete Closing shapes3d_1.txt Shapes 3D: Cube: <4.00 -5.00 3.00> <5.00> <125.00> Square_prism: <-3.00 4.00 4.00> <5.00 2.00> <50.00> Sphere: <3.00 -2.00 1.00> <3.00> <84.82> Square_prism: <3.00 1.00 -2.00> <1.00 2.00> <2.00> Cube: <-4.00 -1.00 4.00> <3.00> <27.00> Part 2 (40 points) In this part, you will add the following function to your program in Part 1. • int isVolumeBetween(double minVolume, double maxVolume, const shape_t *objp); isVolumeBetween function gets two double variables minVolume and maxVolume, and a pointer to a constant shape_t. Returns 1 if the given shape’ s volume is between minVolume and maxVolume, otherwise returns 0. • main function is already provided to you (take main function from shape3d_part2.c) and it is supposed to remain as it is (you should not change it). In main function, an array of shape_t is declared, loadShapes function is called, all shapes are printed, and finally, only the shapes which contain a user entered point are printed. Example Run: Enter the file name to read: shapes3d_1.txt Opening shapes3d_1.txt Loading complete Closing shapes3d_1.txt Shapes 3D: Cube: <4.00 -5.00 3.00> <5.00> <125.00> Square_prism: <-3.00 4.00 4.00> <5.00 2.00> <50.00> Sphere: <3.00 -2.00 1.00> <3.00> <84.82> Square_prism: <3.00 1.00 -2.00> <1.00 2.00> <2.00> Cube: <-4.00 -1.00 4.00> <3.00> <27.00> Enter min and max volumes: 1 29 Volumes of the following shapes are between 1.00 and 29.00: Square_prism: <3.00 1.00 -2.00> <1.00 2.00> <2.00> Cube: <-4.00 -1.00 4.00> <3.00> <27.00>