C++ program

We want to track weather conditions during the past year and have designated each day as either Rainy ('R') Flooding ('F') Cloudy ('C') Sunny ('S') Armegeddon ('A') Write a program that stores this information in s 12x30 array of characters, where the row indicates the month and the column indicates the day of the month. Note no data is being captured for the 31st of any month since 31 is an unlucky number. This program will read the data into the array from a file called RainOrShine.txt. From this data it you should create a report that displays, for each month, and for the whole twelve month period, how many days were of each type. It should also report the first month that had the largest number of sunny days (ties are ignored). Remember that good correct functions are required too, you must pass the 2d array to a function!! Note: Global variables are not to be used! EVER. GOTO and LABELS should never be used! EVER Global constants are acceptable if a significant majority of the program and it's functions require them. Otherwise create them in main and pass them to functions as needed. Variable name must match the context of the program. a global variable named studentLoanAmount is infinitely more readable than one called g. All variables must be initialized on instantiation. (aka when declared e.g int theNumber = 0; ) ANY VARIABLE THAT DOES NOT CHANGE IS A CONSTANT, declare them as constants and use only UPPERCASE for its naming convention Code must be neat and properly indented (plugins -> source code formatter fixes this ) All program specifications must be met. Do-while vs while. If you find yourself repeating the loop conditions inside the loop, try again with better logic - aka a do while. All input should be validated to be in range If you are duplicating large sections of code your logic is broken Loops should virtually never be infinite - they should have ending conditions: These are bad! for(;;) while(true) while(1 == 1) Code must always be your own work When a program has specifications, e.g. "using functions" MAKE SURE TO USE FUNCTIONS! When working with menus, as a rule of thumb you should use a switch..case structure