// Mr. Minich

// CMPSC 101

// Ch. 10 Demo Program #7
// January 30, 2000 

// Purpose - a sequential (aka linear) search



#include <iostream>

#include <fstream>
using namespace std;


int loadNumbers(int numbers[100]);

void sequentialSearch(int numbers[100], int searchNum);



int main()

{

 int numbers[100];		// numbers to search through

 int searchNum = 0;		// number to search for



 if(loadNumbers(numbers)) 	// Load array with numbers from data file.

 {

   cout << "Enter the number for which you want to search: ";

   cin >> searchNum;

   sequentialSearch(numbers, searchNum);

 }

 else

 {

   cout << "An error occurred while opening the file.\n";

 }



 return 0;

}



// Function to load the array with numbers from a data file.



bool loadNumbers(int numbers[100])

{

 int index = 0;				// position within array

 bool status = false;			// flag variable for status of opening file

 ifstream infile("NUMBERS.TXT");    	// file to be read



 if (infile)  // If no error occurred while opening file input the data from the file.

 {      


   for(index = 0; index <= 99; index++)

   {

     infile >> numbers[index];

   }



   infile.close();

   status = true;

 }



 return status;

}// end of loadNumbers



void sequentialSearch(int numbers[100], int searchNum)

{

 int index = 0;		// position within array



 while((index < 100) && (search_num != numbers[index]))

 {  

	// Loop while the number is not found & while more elements remain.



   if(numbers[index] != searchNum)

   {         		// If current element is not the one for which we are

     index++; 		// searching, increment subscript index.

   }



 }



 if(index < 100) 	// If loop ended before index reached 100, then the

 {              	// number was found.

   cout << "A sequential search found the number in " << index + 1 << " comparisons.\n";

 }

 else

 {

   cout << "Number was not found by sequential search after " << index << " comparisons." << endl;

 }



}// end of sequentialSearch