1. to get help from other current IC210 instructors as well as your own and from current IC210 MGSP leaders (any assistance must be documented though), and
2. to use general purpose C++ resources online (though such use must be documented). Resources that might specifically address this project, say looking through code of programs that do interest calculations, are not allowed.

• The only help you may receive on a project is from your instructor or other current IC210 instructors and IC210 MGSP leaders, and that help must be clearly cited. In turn, you cannot provide help to any IC210 students on this project.
• In no circumstance - project, homework or lab - may you copy code and submit it as your own work. That is the definition of plagiarism.
• For projects, you may not look at other people's project code nor may you show your own code to others.
• You can look at online resources for general purpose C++ programming, but not for help writing financial simulations or anything else that is specific to the functionality required of your project. You can look at code from past student projects, but not if that code addresses problems related to financial simulations, dealing with different days of the week, or any other task specifically replated to this project.

Part 1 [Up to 30pts] - Name your source code file part1.cpp

1. The simulation's "paycheck" has default value paycheck = 550.00. The simulation's "initial balance" has default value initibal = 700.00. Though not relevant to Part 1, there are two more parameters with default values. The simulation's "savings rate" has default value saverate = 4.0, and its "loan rate" has default value loanrate = 14.0. In subsequent steps, the user will have the ability to to override these default values.
2. The first day of the simulation is Sunday, and the account balance starts off with initial balance initibal.
3. Every other Friday paycheck dollars should be deposited into the account at the beginning of the day. This means that the first Friday of the simulation, nothing will go into the account, but the second Friday there will be a deposit. The Friday after that, nothing goes into the account. The Friday after that there will be a deposit, and so on.

~/$ ./part1
go do 10 
Expected : run N file
~/$ echo $?
1

~/$ ./part1
run 1 foo.txt
Ending balance = 700
Average end-of-day balance = 700
~/$ echo $?
0

~/$ ./part1
run 2 foo.txt
Ending balance = 1250
Average end-of-day balance = 778.571
~/$ echo $?
0

~/$ ./part1
run 52 foo.txt
Ending balance = 15000
Average end-of-day balance = 7653.57
~/$ echo $?
0

Important note: This is a simulation, i.e. the program mimics the actions of a bank. So if you don't have a loop for which one iteration through the loop body models one day in the bank's world, you're going about this the wrong way!

Part 2 [Up to 60pts] - Name your source code file part2.cpp

N = x
num1
num2
...
numx

1. If the file named in the "run" command doesn't exist, you must print out the message File "name" not found!, where name should be replaced with the actual name input by the user. Then the program should return 2 (rather than zero).
2. If there aren't enough days in the given file to cover the requested period of the simulation, you must print out the error message Insufficient values in "name", where name should be replaced with the actual name input by the user. Then the program should return 3 (rather than zero).

~/$ ./part2
run 52 sadf
File "sadf" not found!
~/$ echo $?
2

~/$ ./part2
run 52 n70.txt
Insufficient values in "n70.txt"
~/$ echo $?
3

~/$ ./part2
run 52 n500.txt
Ending balance = -1684.5
Average end-of-day balance = -601.084
~/$ echo $?
0

Part 3 [Up to 85pts] - Name your source code file part3.cpp

1. Prior to giving the "run" command, the user can enter commands of the form parametername = num, entering as many or as few as the user likes, and in any order.
2. As soon as the "run" command is given, the values of the four parameters initibal, paycheck, saverate, loanrate and are printed out in that order (as shown below); then the simulation starts.
3. If the user enters a command starting with anything other than run, paycheck, initibal, saverate or loanrate, the program prints out the error message Unknown command "command", where command should be replaced with the actual command input by the user. Then the program should return 4 (rather than zero).

~/$ ./part3
asdf = 10
Unknown command "asdf"
~/$ echo $?
4

~/$ ./part3
initibal = 300.50
loanrate = 7.25
run 10 x500.txt
initibal = 300.5
paycheck = 550
saverate = 4
loanrate = 7.25
Ending balance = 337.25
Average end-of-day balance = 102.557
~/$ echo $?
0

~/$ ./part3
loanrate = 7.25
initibal = 300.50
paycheck = 500.00
run 10 x500.txt
initibal = 300.5
paycheck = 500
saverate = 4
loanrate = 7.25
Ending balance = 87.25
Average end-of-day balance = -4.58571
~/$ echo $?
0