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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
const int MAX_ACCOUNT = 20; /* If the three arrays use the same indexing,
there's no point having more than one size.*/
int idNo;
string info;
int accountNo [MAX_ACCOUNT] = {
7221379, 6853921, 4215534, 5551298,
6224649, 6502286, 8448936, 2883903,
6752376, 3564698, 6373150, 6375372,
8736368, 7218536, 6681985, 3909086,
5221192, 5901163, 2427821, 633165
};
double balance[MAX_ACCOUNT] = {
970.12, 268.01, 3821.94, 3193.97,
444.21, 4253.79, 2916.99, 906.31,
1291.99, 2001.18, 2963.20, 1152.60,
1113.05, 3703.46, 2667.88, 3042.25,
72.04, 2229.66, 3130.92, 3004.99
};
string name1 [MAX_ACCOUNT] = {
"Abula","Allen","Austin","Bailey",
"Balovich","Bates","Bettencourt","Blackburn",
"Boucher","Brown","Duncan","Estrada",
"Fernandez","Gallagher","Gonzales","Ha",
"Hernandez","Howard","Johnston","Nguyen"
};
cout << " Enter Name or Account: " << endl;
getline (cin , info);
if(info == "name")
{
string perName;
cout << "Enter your name:" << endl;
getline(cin, perName);
cout << perName << endl; //DEBUG
cout << name1[0] << endl; //DEBUG
bool correct = false;
int c;
for (c = 0; c < MAX_ACCOUNT; ++c)
{
if (name1[c] == perName)
{
correct = true;
break; // See long reason below for why this is needed.
}
}
if (correct)
{
cout << "Account Name: " << name1[c] << endl ;
cout << "Account balance: " << balance[c] << endl;
cout << "Account No: " << accountNo[c] << endl;
return 0;
}
else
{
cout << perName << " does not exist." << endl;
}
}
else
{
cout << "Enter your account No:" << endl;
cin >> idNo ;
int c = 0;
bool correct = false;
for ( c = 0; c < MAX_ACCOUNT; c++)
{
if (accountNo[c] == idNo)
{
correct = true;
break; /* You were right the first time with this;
after all when you have the right value of c you want to keep it.
The program crashes because without the break after finding
the correct value it carries on looping until
c is MAX_ACCOUNT, which is obviously beyond your array indexes! */
}
}
if (correct)
{
cout << "Account Name: " << name1[c] << endl;
cout << "Account balance: " << balance[c] << endl ;
cout << "Account No: " << accountNo[c] << endl;
return 0;
}
else
{
cout << idNo << " Invalid Aaccount No." << endl;
}
}
}
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