This document is designed to provide you with details needed for this assignment. The software design cycle consists of:

1. Analysis
2. Design
3. Code
4. Debug
5. Test

Your project manager has secured these details from the client:

• A menu should display the items available for purchase and the cost of each item.
  The items must be displayed before each selection. Don't expect the user to memorize the menu.
• The items are to be read in from a file
• You must maintain a count of the number of a particular item on hand
• When the manager hits the "magic" exit button, a complete list of the number of each product sold must be displayed. In addition, the number of each monetary unit left must be displayed AND output to the file: "Report.txt"
• User Input
  • Your store must accept twenty, ten, five and one dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies
  • You must permit multiple coins/bills to be entered individually. So, a user can't enter 35 cents - they would have to enter a quarter and a dime.
  • Don't accept any wooden nickels...
  • You cannot keep any extra money
  • You must give change according to what is on hand - if you are out of one dollar bills, check if you have enough quarters on hand
  • If the user doesn't have enough money or there isn't enough change, you must return the exact denominations that they entered
• The cash register
  • Must maintain the total of each monetary unit
  • Must calculate the profit (total sales)
  • Cannot create 2 dimes and a nickel from a quarter
• Start up amounts:
  Ten ten dollar bills
  Ten five dollar bills
  Ten one dollar bills
  One roll of quarters ($10)
  One roll of dimes ($5)
  One roll of nickels ($2)
  One roll of pennies ($0.50)
• Specific directions for running your program cannot be given, but for the final project you must:
  • You must test your project
  • Zip the code, and header files and place them in the group project drop box