This program will have names and addresses saved in a linked list. In addition, a birthday and    anniversary date will be...

This program will have names and addresses saved in a linked list. In addition, a birthday and 

anniversary date will be saved with each record. 

When the program is run, it will search for a birthday or an anniversary using the current date to 

compare with the saved date. It will then generate the appropriate card message. 

Because this will be an interactive system, your program should begin by displaying a menu. 

Items on the menu should include: 

• Enter a new name into the address book 

• Delete a name from the address book 

• Change a name or date in the address book 

• Display the whole address book 

• Generate birthday cards 

• Generate anniversary cards 

• Exit the card program 

Each of these sections will call individual functions to perform their appropriate task. 

This address book is to be sorted in alphabetical order. Be aware of this when you are entering, 

deleting, or changing the name, and plan your code accordingly. Use classes and objects where 

appropriate. Be sure to comment your code and use appropriate variable, function, and class 

names so that it is clear how the program flows. 

The user gets the menu and creates information to be stored in your address book. (To save 

sanity in testing, you may fill in 5 or 6 records within the code or written to a file to start your 

address book.) The user can add a new record to your existing ones, delete a record, modify a 

record or print the whole address book on the screen. For each of the options, make sure you 

give suitable prompts on the screen so that the user knows what is expected by the program. 

Expect that the user will enter both a birthday and anniversary date. (If you’d like, you can handle 

the situation where the user chooses not to enter an anniversary date.) A year may be entered or 

omitted in birthday and anniversary dates. Also be sure to redisplay the menu any time a function 

has concluded, until the user presses the Exit option. 

Create and display the card created on the screen (you do not need to print it). You may design 

the layout of the card as you wish. For example, it could be: 

Dear <fname>, 

Hope your birthday is really wonderful and this coming year is the best yet! 

Love, 

Joanne 

“Generate Birthday Cards” and “Generate Anniversary Cards” will use the system date (today) as 

the date to match. Using this date, display the card below it on the screen. Be ready to print 

multiple cards if more than one birthday or anniversary falls on the same day. 

“Display the Whole Address Book” will be done on the screen. Output should look something like: 

Wilson, Fred 

123 Main Street 

Anytown, NJ 00000 

Birthday: May 7 

Anniversary: June 25 

Or include the structure variable names you’ve used: 

lname: Wilson fname: Fred 

addr: 123 Main Street 

city: Anytown state: NJ zip: 00000 

bday: May 7 

aday: June 25 

(40 percent of total points) 

2. School calendar program. 

3. Program that capitalizes words that begin with ‘a’. 

4. Convert function to template. 

5. Cylinder and circle derived class question.