/*
  Example on two dimensional arrays
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  Jacob Y. Kazakia  jyk0
  June, 2001
  Recitation Instructor: J.Y.Kazakia
  Recitation Section 01
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Purpose: This program illustrates the use of a two 
dimensional array to store data relating to the 
temperatures of rooms in a hotel. 

Algoritm: The room temperatures (in oF) at a given time are 
stored in a data file named termo.txt. There are 20 
floors of rooms and there are 50 rooms at each floor.
The file contains a list of temperatures in all rooms 
of the first floor, then the temperatures of all rooms 
of the second floor etc.

The program reads this file and stores the temperatures
in an array temp[20][50]. Finds the average temperature 
in the entire hotel and then prints to the screen 
the rooms ( floor number and room number) where the 
temperature exceeds the 150% of the average.
 

*/
#include <fstream.h>


void main()
{
  int floor;  // index of floor varying between 0 and 19
  int room;   // room index at each floor varying between 0 and 49
  double temp[20][50]; // the 2D array for storing temperatures in oF

  double average; // the average temperature in all hotel rooms
  double sum = 0.0;

  ifstream data("thermo.txt", ios:: in);

  for(floor = 0; floor <= 19; floor++)
  {
	  for (room = 0; room <= 49; room++)
	  {
		  data >> temp[floor][room];
		  sum = sum + temp[floor][room];
	  }
  }
  
  average = sum / ( 20*50);

  for(floor = 0; floor <= 19; floor++)
  {
	  for (room = 0; room <= 49; room++)
	  {
		if(temp[floor][room] >= 1.5*average)
		{
		cout <<"\n\n Room " <<room<<"  at floor "<<floor;
	  	cout <<" is too hot";
		}
	  }
  }


cout << "\n\n enter a character and hit enter to exit  ";
char hold;
cin >> hold;

 }

 
/*
    THE OUTPUT :

 

 Room 21  at floor 7 is too hot

 Room 15  at floor 11 is too hot

 Room 12  at floor 13 is too hot

 enter a character and hit enter to exit

  
*/