Using C++, Code two functions to fill an array with the names of every World Series-winning team from 1903 to 2020, then output each World Series winner with the number of times the team won the championship as well as the years they won them. The input file is attached, along with the main function and screenprint. Please note team names that include two words, such as Red Sox, have an underscore in place of the space. This enables you to use the extraction operator with a single string variable. The following resources are included: Here is main. #include #include #include using namespace std; // Add function declarations and documentation here void fill(string teams[], int size); void findWinner(string teams[], int size); int main() { const int SIZE = 118; int lastIndex; string team[SIZE]; fill(team, SIZE); findWinner(team, SIZE); return 0; } // Add function definitions here WorldSeriesChampions.txt Americans No_Series Giants White_Sox Cubs Cubs Pirates Athletics Athletics Red_Sox Athletics Braves Red_Sox Red_Sox White_Sox Red_Sox Reds Indians Giants Giants Yankees Senators Pirates Cardinals Yankees Yankees Athletics Athletics Cardinals Yankees Giants Cardinals Tigers Yankees Yankees Yankees Yankees Reds Yankees Cardinals Yankees Cardinals Tigers Cardinals Yankees Indians Yankees Yankees Yankees Yankees Yankees Giants Dodgers Yankees Braves Yankees Dodgers Pirates Yankees Yankees Dodgers Cardinals Dodgers Orioles Cardinals Tigers Mets Orioles Pirates Athletics Athletics Athletics Reds Reds Yankees Yankees Pirates Phillies Dodgers Cardinals Orioles Tigers Royals Mets Twins Dodgers Athletics Reds Twins Blue_Jays Blue_Jays Strike_cancelled_series Braves Yankees Marlins Yankees Yankees Yankees Diamondbacks Angels Marlins Red_Sox White_Sox Cardinals Red_Sox Phillies Yankees Giants Cardinals Giants Red_Sox Giants Royals Cubs Astros Red_Sox Nationals Dodger

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SOURCE CODE

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>

using namespace std;

// Add function declarations and documentation here

void fill(string teams[], int size);
void findWinner(string teams[], int size);

int main(){

// Total Size of Array Value i.e 1903 to 2020.
const int SIZE = 118;

char ch; // To take choice for continue searching

string team[SIZE]; // String array to hold values team names

fill(team, SIZE); // Function to read names from file.
// Loop to continue searching
do
{
findWinner(team, SIZE); // Search the team winning in which year
cout<<"Run another search?(y/n):";
cin>>ch;
}while(ch!='n' && ch!='N');

}
// Function to read names from file.
//the file name reads line by line optionally editing underscore with a blank space.
void fill(string team[], int SIZE)
{
int i=0;
fstream newfile;
newfile.open("WorldSeriesChampions.txt",ios::in); // perform read operation and open a file using file object

if (newfile.is_open()){ // whether the file is open

string readVal;

while(getline(newfile, readVal)){ //read data from file object and put it into string.
replace( readVal.begin(), readVal.end(), '_', ' ');
team[i++]=readVal; //Copying to array
}
newfile.close(); //close the file.
}
}
// function to find Winner given team name on which years
void findWinner(string team[], int SIZE)
{

int i=0;
string text; // Input to be searched team name
cout<< "Enter team:";

cin>>text;

int flag=0; // Indicate whether a value is found or not
while(i<SIZE) // Looping till Total Elements
{

int x= team[i].compare(text); // Compare whether found in array or not
if(x==0) // Suceess found
{
cout<< text <<" won the World Series in "<< 1903+i<< endl;
flag=1; // Updating to denote atleast one record in array was found
}
i++;
}

if(flag==0)
cout<< text <<" never won a World Series" << endl;

}

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