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A restaurant would like to keep count the frequencies of dishes that are ordered. The restaurant offers 7 different main course dishes as follows:
Dish 1 – Fried Chicken
Dish 2 – Pork Chops
Dish 3 – Baked Chicken
Dish 4 – Grilled Salmon
Dish 5 – Roast Beef
Dish 6 – Grilled Steak
Dish 7 – Meat Loaf
Write a program to keep up with the number of times a particular dish is ordered. The first time a dish is ordered, the dish comes into existence and a counter for the dish is set to 1. If the dish already exists and an order is made, the counter for the dish is incremented. Using the Display method for the binary search tree, display the dishes which have been ordered (in numerical order). With each dish, display the frequency that the dish has been ordered.
Programming Guidelines:
Use a binary search tree to store the information on the dishes.
Use the appropriate binary tree traversal that will give you the correct output.
You can add additional methods to the BinarySearchTree class if you desire.
Use one of the following definitions for the binary search tree.
The following definition for the binary search tree modifies the node class to hold the two values:
struct node
{
int dishNumber;
int counter;
node * leftchild;
node * rightchild;
};
class BinarySearchTree
{
public:
BinarySearchTree();
bool empty(); // return true if the tree is empty, otherwise return false
bool Insert(int dishNum);//insert a value dishNum
bool IsThere (int dishNum);
//return true if dishNum is in the tree, otherwise return false
void Display();
//Display the data stored from smallest to largest based on dish number
private:
node * root;//pointer to the root node
};
The following definition for the binary search tree uses a struct to hold the two values:
struct dish{
int dishNumber;
int counter;
};
typedef dish ElementType;
struct node
{
ElementType data;
node * leftchild;
node * rightchild;
};
class BinarySearchTree
{
public:
BinarySearchTree();
bool empty(); // return true if the tree is empty, otherwise return false
bool Insert(ElementType x);//insert a value x
bool IsThere (ElementType x);
//return true if x is in the tree, otherwise return false
void Display();
//Display the data stored from smallest to largest based on dish number
private:
node * root;//pointer to the root node
};
Sample input: 4 3 2 3 7 2 2 5 2 1 3 3 5 5
Sample output:
List of all dishes ordered:
1 – Fried Chicken 1 order
2 – Pork Chops 4 orders
3 – Baked Chicken 4 orders
4 – Grill Salmon 1 order
5 – Roast Beef 3 orders
7 – Meat Loaf 1 order