Create a program that reads a list of sports team data from a file, (hockey in this example) calculates the league standings, and prints the results to another file. There may be up to 30 teams given in the input file.
Team data includes the team name, the number of wins, losses and overtime losses. Standings are calculated based on "points." Each team receives 2 points for a win, 1 point for an overtime loss, and 0 for a loss. The standings should be organized by points and the team with the most points should be listed first.
Sample Input: (TEAMS.TXT)
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Sample Output: (STANDING.TXT)
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Ask the user for the name of the input and output files when the program is run. If the input file doesn't exist, give the user a
chance to enter a different name.
During the Design Phase:
Apply the principles of OOD (Object Oriented Design) as discussed in class. Designing appropriate classes will make this project much more manageable.
During Coding:
Much of the actual processing in this project is similar to the rainfall statistics program. These are close enough to use as an example, but NOT alike enough to just copy and paste.
During Testing:
Following the guidelines discussed in class, test sets will need to be developed.
An actual data set will be provided on the project due date. This data set must be run in class and the results included with the rest of the project.
Project Deliverables: