//*************************************************************
//     File: highestAvg.cpp
/*     Description: - Given a list of midn names/alpha codes followed                  
by a comma-separated list of grades followed by a ;  
-        Print out the name of the student with the highest average    
(and the average). 
//*********************************************************************
// v1 -- simplified input (one word name, one grade)
//    Jones m040101 85
//    Smith m040201 99
//    Xenon m050400 78
// Change to work for v2 input (one word name, multiple grades per student):
//    Jones m090101 85, 95, 22, 54; 
//    Smith m090201 99, 98; 
//    Xenon m090400 78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90;
***********************************************************/

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main() {
	double average, maxAverage=-1; // why is -1 safe here?
	string name, alpha, maxAverageName;
	char junkCh;
	double gradeTotal, grade;
	int gradeCounter;


	// Open the file
	ifstream fin("grades1-input.txt");

	// Process each line, checking if new max is found
	// Keep going so long as we don't run out of names
	while (fin >> name) {


		// Already have name, now get rest of line
		fin >> alpha;

		//initialize gradeTotal
		gradeTotal = 0;
		gradeCounter = 0;
		junkCh = ',';

		//average grades for specific name
		while (junkCh != ';')
		{
			fin >> length >> note;
			gradeTotal = gradeTotal + grade;
			gradeCounter++;
			fin >> junkCh;
		}
		//compute average
		average = gradeTotal / gradeCounter;

		// If new max is found, update
		if (average > maxAverage) {

			maxAverage     = average;

			maxAverageName = name;
		}
	}

	cout << maxAverageName << " had the highest average, a " << maxAverage << endl;

	return 0;
}