Case1: Write a menu driven program that allows you to visit cities of oman in random order with following options. 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program When user presses 1: program asks user to enter the city name, and then display that the city has been visited. Please note user can visit a city any number of times When user presses 2: Program takes you back to the previous city When user presses 3: Program terminates See the below example how program interacts with the user: C:> 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program Enter your choice … 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Muscat You are in Muscat now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Ibra You are in Ibra now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Sohar You are in Sohar now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 2 You are in Ibra now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Nizwa You are in Nizwa now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a cit

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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Case1: Write a menu driven program that allows you to visit cities of oman in random order with following options. 1: Visit a city 2: Go to previous city 3: Quit the program When user presses 1: program asks user to enter the city name, and then display that the city has been visited. Please note user can visit a city any number of times When user presses 2: Program takes you back to the previous city When user presses 3: Program terminates See the below example how program interacts with the user: C:> 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program Enter your choice … 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Muscat You are in Muscat now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Ibra You are in Ibra now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Sohar You are in Sohar now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 2 You are in Ibra now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 1 Please enter a city to visit.. Nizwa You are in Nizwa now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 2 You are in Ibra now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 2 You are in Muscat now… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 2 You are back to your original place… Enter your choice... 1: Visit a city2: Go to previous city3: Quit the program 3 Program terminates… Case2: A company in Oman must maintain a huge database of its customers. The maintenance process requires frequent searches, addition, and deletion of the customers. Using an array of size 100 develop a program to store the customers phone numbers. The program displays a menu as below- 1: Add a customer 2: Delete a customer3: Search a customer 4: Display all in the ascending orders5: Display all in the descending orders 6: Quit For The ‘search’ and ‘delete’ functionality If the phone number does not exit then program should report that cutomer is not found in the database. While writng the program follow the instructions below- a) For Searching use Binary search b) For sorting in the ascending order use Selection sort c) For sorting in the descending order use Quick sort

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