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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
enum class Units {IMPERIAL, METRIC};
struct WxObservation {
string date;
string time;
string zipcode;
int temperature;
int humidity;
double visibility;
Units unit;
};
void displayWeatherObservation(const WxObservation &wo);
int main() {
WxObservation observation;
observation.date = "1/25/2022";
observation.time = "11:00 PDT";
observation.zipcode = "92056";
observation.temperature = 75;
observation.humidity = 51;
observation.visibility = 7.0;
observation.unit = Units::IMPERIAL;
displayWeatherObservation(observation);
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
void displayWeatherObservation(const WxObservation &wo)
{
string strDistance;
string strTemp;
if (wo.unit == Units::IMPERIAL) {
strDistance = "miles";
strTemp = "F";
}
cout << "On " << wo.date << " @ " <<
wo.time
<< ", zipcode " << wo.zipcode << " experience a
temperature of "
<< wo.temperature << " " << strTemp << ",
humidity "
<< wo.humidity << "% and visibility of " <<
wo.visibility
<< " " << strDistance << "." << endl;
}
In this assignment, we will be declaring a structure (struct) to record weather observations. In order to accomplish this task, please create a struct named WxObservation, with the following data: • string date (e.g. "MM/DD/YYYY") • string time (e.g. "11:00 PDT") • string zipcode (e.g. 92056) • int temperature • int humidity • double visibility (e.g. 7.0) • enum for units (either IMPERIAL or METRIC) Demonstrate the structure in a complete program (e.g. in the int main() function) by creating a WeatherObservation variable, initialized to typical Costa Mesa readings: date = "1/25/2022" time = "11:00 PDT" zipcode = "92056" temperature = 75 humidity = 51 visibility = 7.0 units = IMPERIAL Then create a function called void displayWeatherObservation(const WxObservation &wo) which displays the structure to the console using cout, in the following format: For Imperial Measurements: On 1/25/2018 @ 11:00 PDT, zipcode 92056 experienced a temperature of 75 degrees F, humidity 51% and visibility of 7.0 miles. For Metric Measurements: On 1/25/2018 @ 11:00 PDT, zipcode 92056 experienced a temperature of 24 degrees C, humidity 51% and visibility of 11.3 km. Below are two sample transactions: With imperial measurements: Welcome to the weather program. On 1/25/2022 @ 11:00 PDT, zipcode 92056 experienced a temperature of 75 degrees F, humidity 51% and a visibility of 7.0 miles. With metric measurements: Welcome to the weather program. On 1/25/2022 @ 11:00 PDT, zipcode 92056 experienced a temperature of 24 degrees C, humidity 51% and a visibility of 11.3 km. *Note: turn in screenshot of both imperial and metric