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In this assignment, you have three given files (attached to the assignment):
- “employee.h” contains the structure required for this assignment and prototypes of all functions.
- “main.c” contains different test cases that you need to verify.
- “employee.c” will contain the code that you must fill.
The aim of the code is to implement a dynamic list of employees. The struct of the EMPLOYEE and
PAYMENT is provided in the file “employee.h” as follows:
typedef struct payment{
char* date; // MM/DD/YY as text
float amount;
struct payment* next;
}PAYMENT;
typedef struct employee{
int id;
char* name;
PAYMENT* payments;
struct employee* next;
}EMPLOYEE;
A global variable (list_of_employees) was created to point to the head of the list (this was defined in the file
“employee.c”).
EMPLOYEE* list_of_employees=NULL;
The list should look like this (for example):
You need to implement the code of the following functions (in the file “employee.c”):
- void printEmployee(EMPLOYEE e);
- This function takes an EMPLOYEE record as input and prints the details of that employee and
his/her payments.
- void printEmployees();
- This function should print all employees in the linked list with their payments.
- void addEmployee(int e_id, char* e_name);- This function takes a number (e_id) and text (e_name). It should create an employee and add
that employee at the beginning of the linked list.
- int addPayment(int e_id, char* p_date, float p_amount);
- This function takes an employee id (e_id), date and an (amount). It should create a payment with
the given amount and date and add that to the list of payments of the employee with the id
(e_id). This should be added at the beginning of the payments linked list (Assume that the
employee id is unique i.e. there will be no two employees with the same id in the linked list).
- The function should return 1 if the employee was in the list and the payment was added correctly
or returns 0 if the employee was not found.
- int deleteEmployee(int e_id, char* e_name);
- This function takes an employee id (e_id), and text (e_name). It should delete the employee who
has that id (e_id) from the list of employees (Assume that the employee id is unique i.e. there
will be no two employees with the same id in the linked list).
- The function should return 1 if the employee was in the list deletion process was done correctly
or returns 0 if the employee was not found.
In “main.c”, you have given different test cases that can help you test your code. Be sure that you get the
expected output when you run each test case as follows:
TestCase -1 expected output:
TestCase -2 expected output:
TestCase -3 expected output:
TestCase -4 expected output:TestCase -5 expected output:
TestCase -6 expected output:
TestCase -7 expected output:
Important Notes:
- It is so important to submit a working program (Non-working applications will not be considered).
- You must submit one file only (“employee.c” that includes all your code).
In this assignment, you have three given files (attached to the assignment):
- “employee.h” contains the structure required for this assignment and prototypes of all functions.
- “main.c” contains different test cases that you need to verify.
- “employee.c” will contain the code that you must fill.
The aim of the code is to implement a dynamic list of employees. The struct of the EMPLOYEE and
PAYMENT is provided in the file “employee.h” as follows:
typedef struct payment{
char* date; // MM/DD/YY as text
float amount;
struct payment* next;
}PAYMENT;
typedef struct employee{
int id;
char* name;
PAYMENT* payments;
struct employee* next;
}EMPLOYEE;
A global variable (list_of_employees) was created to point to the head of the list (this was defined in the file
“employee.c”).
EMPLOYEE* list_of_employees=NULL;
The list should look like this (for example):
You need to implement the code of the following functions (in the file “employee.c”):
- void printEmployee(EMPLOYEE e);
- This function takes an EMPLOYEE record as input and prints the details of that employee and
his/her payments.
- void printEmployees();
- This function should print all employees in the linked list with their payments.
- void addEmployee(int e_id, char* e_name);- This function takes a number (e_id) and text (e_name). It should create an employee and add
that employee at the beginning of the linked list.
- int addPayment(int e_id, char* p_date, float p_amount);
- This function takes an employee id (e_id), date and an (amount). It should create a payment with
the given amount and date and add that to the list of payments of the employee with the id
(e_id). This should be added at the beginning of the payments linked list (Assume that the
employee id is unique i.e. there will be no two employees with the same id in the linked list).
- The function should return 1 if the employee was in the list and the payment was added correctly
or returns 0 if the employee was not found.
- int deleteEmployee(int e_id, char* e_name);
- This function takes an employee id (e_id), and text (e_name). It should delete the employee who
has that id (e_id) from the list of employees (Assume that the employee id is unique i.e. there
will be no two employees with the same id in the linked list).
- The function should return 1 if the employee was in the list deletion process was done correctly
or returns 0 if the employee was not found.
In “main.c”, you have given different test cases that can help you test your code. Be sure that you get the
expected output when you run each test case as follows:
TestCase -1 expected output:
TestCase -2 expected output:
TestCase -3 expected output:
TestCase -4 expected output:TestCase -5 expected output:
TestCase -6 expected output:
TestCase -7 expected output:
Important Notes:
- It is so important to submit a working program (Non-working applications will not be considered).
- You must submit one file only (“employee.c” that includes all your code).