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 #include <iostream>
 #include <iomanip>
 #include <fstream>
 #include <string>
 #include <sstream>
 #include <vector>
 #include <stdio.h>
 using namespace std;
 
 //Variables
 int shopSize;
 int orders = 0;
 int numbers[150];
 //We use orders as a counter, in order to know when we should stop looking at the array
 
 //Structures
 struct itemEntry {
 	int itemNumber;
 	string name;
 	double cost;
 	int quantity;
 };
 
 //Dynamic Memory for shop and cart
 itemEntry * shop;
 itemEntry * cart;
 
 //Functions
 bool Read(); //Reads from the .csv and puts it into the shop arrays
 void Display(); //Displays the receipt
 int search(int match, itemEntry *list); //Returns the array LOCATION of the barcode (item number)
 void printCart();
 void writeFile();
 
 int main() {
 	//Calls read to put the data from the csv into the shop arrays
 	Read();
 
 	int userItemNum; //value the user inputs into the console to tell us what product # he wants
 	int userItemAmount;  //value the user inputs into the console to tell us how many of the product he wants
 	int arrayNum; // a position variable, where the value is held in the array location wise
 	string userInput = "";
 	bool keepGo = true;
 	cout << "at any time, enter cart to view your cart" <<endl;
 	//loop keeps going until keepGo breaks
 	while (keepGo) {
 		cout << "Enter the Item Number" << endl;
 		//takes the users input, checks if its cart, and stores it in userItemNum
 		cin >> userInput;
 		if (userInput == "cart") {
 			printCart();
 		}
 		stringstream(userInput) >> userItemNum;
 
 		if (userItemNum == 0) { //escape loop, finished buying
 			keepGo = false; //this is the break condition for the while loop
 		}
 		//searches for the position in the array the product is in and stores it in arrayNum
 		arrayNum = search(userItemNum, shop);
 		if (arrayNum == -1) {
 			cout << "Error, product not found" << endl;
 		}
 		else { //if the product was found
 			   //check if there's a duplicate in the cart
 			int storage = shop[arrayNum].quantity;
 			int duplicate = search(userItemNum, cart);
 			if (duplicate != -1) {
 				storage = storage - cart[duplicate].quantity;
 			}
 			   //print product information
 			cout << "Product name is: " << "Product " << (arrayNum + 1) << endl;
 			cout << "Price per unit is: " << shop[arrayNum].cost << endl;
 			cout << "amount in stock is: " << storage << endl;
 
 			//asks the user how many they want until its a valid number
 			do {
 				cout << "How many would you like?" << endl;
 				if (storage == 0) {
 					cout << "We are out of stock of " << "Product " << (arrayNum + 1) << endl;
 					userItemAmount = 0;
 				}
 				else {
 					//takes the users input, checks if its cart, and stores it in userItemAmount
 					cin >> userItemAmount;
 					if (userItemAmount > storage) { //check if the request is larger than the stock
 						cout << "There is not enough available please re-enter " << endl;
 					}
 				}
 			} while (userItemAmount > storage); //keeps asking for an amount that is less than the storage
 			if (duplicate != -1) {
 				cart[duplicate].quantity = cart[duplicate].quantity + userItemAmount;
 			}
 			else {
 				cart[orders].itemNumber = userItemNum; //puts in the cart the barcode of the product
 				cart[orders].name = shop[arrayNum].name;
 				cart[orders].cost = shop[arrayNum].cost;
 				cart[orders].quantity = userItemAmount; //puts in the cart the amount of product bought
 				numbers[orders] = arrayNum;
 				orders++; //increases the shopping cart size counter
 			}
 		}
 	}
 	Display(); //displays receipt
 	cout << "press enter to quit" << endl;
 	cin >> userInput;
 }
 
 //linear search looking for the location of the product within the array using itemNumber
 int search(int match, itemEntry *list) { //the parameter 'match' is the user's inputted bar code (item number)
 	for (int i = 0; i < shopSize; i++) { //both arrays are size shopSize so it loops up to then
 		if (match == list[i].itemNumber) { //if 'match' is equivalent to the array value stored at i, then return i
 			return i;
 		}
 	}
 	return -1; //this happens when we've looped through the entire array and didn't find a match
 }
 
 bool Read() {
 	//array values
 	int itemNu;//value that goes into the array
 	string nam = "";//value that goes into the array
 	double pric;//value that goes into the array
 	int amoun;//value that goes into the array
 
 	string translate;//value we read from the file to be translated / discarded
 
 	//File Opener
 	ifstream inFile;
 	int a = 0;//counter used to parse through the array
-	inFile.open("C:\\Users\\Miguel\\Desktop\\ProductData.csv"); //*change destination later*
+	inFile.open("ProductData.csv"); //*change destination later*
 	if (!inFile) { //file didn't open
 		cout << "error! Couldn't open file!";
 		return false;// terminate with error
 	}
 
 	//getLine( SOURCE, Variable you're putting the value in, and a 'delimiter' (where the line stops) )
 	//Catches the number of data entries in the csv file
 	getline(inFile, translate, '\n');
 	stringstream(translate) >> shopSize; //use StringStream to feed int variable 'shopSize' numbers from our string 'translate'
 	//Initializes the Dynamic Memory allocations for the shop inventory and the cart inventory
 	shop = new itemEntry[shopSize];
 	cart = new itemEntry[shopSize];
 	//goes through the headers, and does nothing with them
 	getline(inFile, translate, ','); //The source is 'inFile', because that's what we named our file opener
 	getline(inFile, translate, ','); //The variable we're storing these lines in is 'translate'
 	getline(inFile, translate, ','); //The delimiter is ',' that is, it stops reading after the comma
 	getline(inFile, translate, '\n'); //The .csv has 4 columns for each row, so after the 4th get line the delimiter would be '\n'
 
 	while (inFile.good()) { //goes through file while it's not broken
 		//Obtain untranslated values from the CSV and translates immedietly
 		getline(inFile, translate, ',');//first value in the row is the item number
 		stringstream(translate) >> itemNu;
 		getline(inFile, nam, ',');//second value in the row is the name of the product
 		getline(inFile, translate, ',');//third value in the row is the price
 		stringstream(translate) >> pric;
 		getline(inFile, translate, '\n');//final is the amount, and then we go to a new line
 		stringstream(translate) >> amoun;
 
 		//fill the array with translated values
 		shop[a].itemNumber = itemNu;
 		//shop[a].name = nam;
 		shop[a].cost = pric;
 		shop[a].quantity = amoun;
 		//new row so increase 'a' by one so we can still put the values in the right location of the array
 		a++;
 	}
 	inFile.close();
 	return true;
 }
 
 void Display() {
 	string infoOne; //name
 	string infoTwo; //Street Address
 	string infoThree; //City, Zipcode
 	double billb = 0;
 	getline(cin, infoOne);
 	//takes input for name
 	cout << "Enter Name" << endl;
 	getline(cin, infoOne);
 	//takes input for street address
 	cout << "Enter Street Address" << endl;
 	getline(cin, infoTwo);
 	//takes input for city zipcode
 	cout << "Enter City, State Zipcode" << endl;
 	getline(cin, infoThree);
 
 	//opens an output file to print this too, every line is repeated to print to console and to the text file
 	ofstream myfile;
-	myfile.open("C:\\Users\\Miguel\\Desktop\\Invoie.txt");
+	myfile.open("Invoie.txt");
 	//formatting and output
 	cout << "Customer Name: " << infoOne << endl;
 	myfile << "Customer Name: " << infoOne << endl;
 	cout << "Customer Address : " << infoTwo << endl;
 	myfile << "Customer Address : " << infoTwo << endl;
 	cout << "                   " << infoThree << endl;
 	myfile << "                   " << infoThree << endl;
 	printCart();
 	myfile << "Item Number	Item Name	Qty	Unit cost	Total" << endl;
 	myfile << "......................................................................." << endl;
 	myfile << "..............." << endl;
 	for (int i = 0; i < orders; i++) { //uses the counter, 'orders' to know when stop reading from the array
 		double itemCash = 0; //total cost of this product (amount * price)
 		myfile << "Item Number " << i << "	";
 		myfile << "Product " << numbers[i];
 		myfile << cart[i].quantity << "	";
 		myfile << cart[i].cost << "			";
 		//Calculate total cost of this individual product
 		itemCash = cart[i].quantity * cart[i].cost;
 		myfile << itemCash << endl;
 		//adds the total cost of this individual product to the total bill
 		billb = billb + itemCash;
 	}
 	myfile << "......................................................................." << endl;
 	myfile << "..............." << endl;
 	myfile << "						Total:$" << billb << endl;
 
 	myfile.close();
 	writeFile();
 	delete[] shop;
 	delete[] cart;
 }
 void writeFile() {
-	//remove("C:\\Users\\Miguel\\Desktop\\ProductData.csv");
+	//remove("ProductData.csv");
 	ofstream csvfile;
-	csvfile.open("C:\\Users\\Miguel\\Desktop\\ProductData.csv");
+	csvfile.open("ProductData.csv");
 	csvfile << shopSize << endl;
 	csvfile << "Item Number, Name, Cost, Qty" << endl;
 	for (int i = 0; i < shopSize; i++) {
 		int take = 0;
 		int findtake = search(shop[i].itemNumber, cart);
 		if (findtake != -1) {
 			take = cart[findtake].quantity;
 		}
 		csvfile << shop[i].itemNumber << ",";
 		csvfile << "Product " << numbers[i] << ",";
 		csvfile << shop[i].cost << ",";
 		csvfile << shop[i].quantity - take << endl;
 	}
 }
 void printCart() {
 	double bill = 0; //Bill size
 	cout << "shopping cart:" << endl;
 	cout << "Item Number	Item Name	Qty	Unit cost	Total" << endl;
 	cout << "......................................................................." << endl;
 	cout << "..............." << endl;
 	for (int i = 0; i < orders; i++) { //uses the counter, 'orders' to know when stop reading from the array
 		double itemCash = 0; //total cost of this product (amount * price)
 		cout << "Item Number " << i << "	";
 		cout << "Product " << numbers[i] << "	";
 		cout << cart[i].quantity << "	";
 		cout << cart[i].cost << "			";
 		//Calculate total cost of this individual product
 		itemCash = cart[i].quantity * cart[i].cost;
 		cout << itemCash << endl;
 		//adds the total cost of this individual product to the total bill
 		bill = bill + itemCash;
 	}
 	cout << "......................................................................." << endl;
 	cout << "..............." << endl;
 	cout << "						Total:$" << bill << endl;
 }