Program Four

The menu is very limited, in fact, there are three sandwiches, two sides and three drinks. The list of items, along with their prices are stored in a file (prices.dat).

When a customer places an order, they fill out a sheet, marking the items they are interested in, scan the sheet, and save the results as a text file. Your program should read the order file (order.dat) and produce a receipt, including a description of the items ordered, and the total cost.

File Descriptions:

• Prices.dat
  • each line consists of a title, a price.
  • The first three lines will be the sandwiches offered
  • These lines will also have two options (at no price)
  • Example: HotDigetyDog 1.00 Onions Relish
  • The next two lines will contain the sides.
  • These lines will have a price and a description
  • Example: .75 Onion Rings
  • The last three lines will describe the drinks
  • They will contain a name, and the price for a small, medium and large drink of this type.
  • Example: Milk .50 .75 1.25
• Order.dat
  • Each line will correspond to a single line in the prices file.
  • The sandwich lines will contain a quantity, and a Y or N for each option. (everyone gets the same options)
  • The side line will contain a quantity.
  • The drink line will contain the quantity of smalls, mediums, and larges of that drink.

HotDigetyDog  1.00  Onions Relish
Hamburger     1.25  Cheese Tomato
TostyCheese   0.75  American Swiss
.75 Onion Rings
.95 French Fries
Milk .50 .75 1.25
Coke .75  1.00  1.25
Coffee .25  .33  .50

1 Y N 
0 N N 
1 Y N
2
0
0 1 0 
2 0 0 
0 0 0 

The above input may produce

Welcome to Joe's
     Your Order Is

 1 HotDigetyDog with Onions       $1.00
 1 TostyCheese  with American     $0.75
 2 Onion Rings                    $1.50
 1 Medium Milk                    $0.50
 2 Small Coke                     $1.50

 Total                            $5.25
 Thank you for your order.