For this assignment, you are to use a class to describe a the weather in a city. Use the definition given below:

class city_weather
{
    public:
        city_weather ( ); // Constructor
        void read_city_weather (ifstream &); // Read data for a single city from the file.

        void display_city_weather ( ); // Display all the data about a single city on the screen.
        int get_high_temp ( ); // Return the high temperature for the city.
        string get_city_name (); // Return the name of the city.
    private:
        int high, low;
        string name;
};

This class contains the data and functions to describe the weather for a single city. Create a file such as the following:
New York, 45 36

Use this file to test out the following class. Fill in the code for the functions that have not been defined.

city_weather :: city_weather ( )
{
    high = 0;
    low = 0;
    name = "";
} // city_weather :: city_weather ( )

void city_weather :: read_city_weather (ifstream & weather)
{
    char ch;
    getline (weather, name, ',');
    weather >> high >> low;
    weather.get (ch);
} // void city_weather :: read_city_weather (ifstream & weather)

void city_weather :: display_city_weather ( )
{
    // Display all the data for the weather of the city.
} // void city_weather :: display_city_weather ( )

int city_weather :: get_high_temp ()
{
    // Return the high temperature for the city.
} // int city_weather :: get_high_temp ()

string city_weather :: get_city_name ()
{
    // Return the name of the city.
} // string city_weather :: get_city_name ()

int main ( )
{
    city_weather one_city;
    string name;
    int high;
    ifstream weather;
    city_weather_file.open ("weather.txt");
    if (weather.fail ( ))
    {
        cerr << "File not found" << endl;
        return 1;
    }
    one_city.read_city_weather (weather);
    weather.close ( );
    one_city.display_city_weather ();
    name = one_city.get_city_name ();
    high = one_city.get_high_temp ();
    cout << "The high temperature for " << name << " is " << high << endl;
    return 0;
}