Answer:
Program approach:-
- Using the necessary header file.
- Using the standard namespace I/O.
- Define the integer main function.
- Mapping course numbers and room numbers.
Explanation:
//header file
#include<iostream>
#include<map>
//using namespace
using namespace std;
//main function
int main(){
//creating 3 required maps
map <string,int> rooms;
map <string,string> instructors;
map <string,string> times;
//mapping course numbers and room numbers
rooms.insert(pair<string,int>("CS101",3004));
rooms.insert(pair<string,int>("CS102",4501));
//mapping course numbers and instructor names
instructors.insert(pair<string,string>("CS101","Haynes"));
instructors.insert(pair<string,string>("CS102","Alvarado"));
//mapping course numbers and meeting times
times.insert(pair<string,string>("CS101","8:00am"));
times.insert(pair<string,string>("CS102","9:00am"));
char choice='y';
//looping until user wishes to quit
while(choice=='y' || choice=='Y'){
cout<<"Enter a course number: ";
string course;
cin>>course;//getting course number
//searching in maps for the required course number will return
//an iterator
map<string, int>::iterator it1=rooms.find(course);
map<string, string>::iterator it2=instructors.find(course);
map<string, string>::iterator it3=times.find(course);
if(it1!=rooms.end()){
//found
cout<<"Room: "<<it1->second<<endl;
}else{
//not found
cout<<"Not found"<<endl;
}
if(it2!=instructors.end()){
cout<<"Instructor: "<<it2->second<<endl;
}
if(it3!=times.end()){
cout<<"Meeting Time: "<<it3->second<<endl;
}
//prompting again
cout<<"\nDo you want to search again? (y/n): ";
cin>>choice;
}
