You have been called upon to write a program which performs one of the initial steps in posting transactions to a general ledger. The central principle of double-entry bookkeeping is that the sum of all debits must equal the sum of all credits. This is true for each transaction. For the purposes of your program, positive numbers represent debits and negative numbers represent credits. That is, 2.00 is a two dollar debit, and −2.00 is a two dollar credit. The purpose of your program is to check that each transaction balances, and to report it if it doesn’t. Input Input data to your program will come in two sections. The first section is a list of up to 100 accounts in the general ledger. It consists of lines in the format: nnnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx where nnn is a three-digit account number and xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is a 1..30 char- acter account name string. This section is terminated by a record starting with 000, which is not used as an account number. The second section of the input data consists of 15-character records, one per line in the format sssnnnxxxxxxxxx where sss is a three-digit sequence number, nnn is a three-digit account number, and xxxxxxxxx is a nine-digit amount in dollars and cents (without the decimal point). Each of these records is one entry of a transaction. A transaction consists of between two and ten entries with identical sequence numbers. Each transaction will be contiguous within the input data. This section of input data is terminated by a record which has a sequence number of ‘000’. Output Nothing is to be printed for transactions which balance. For transactions which do not balance, an exception report is to be printed in the form: *** Transaction sss is out of balance *** nnn xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx vvvvvvv.vv nnn xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx vvvvvvv.vv . . . 999 Out of Balance vvvvvvv.vv where nnn is an account number, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is the corresponding account name, and vvvvvvv.vv is the amount. Print a space between the above fields. The entries should be listed in the order that they were received in the input. The last entry in the report is one you will create to make the transaction balance, using the special account number 999 (the suspense account). Print a blank line after each exception report.
2/2 Sample Input 111Cash 121Accounts Receivable 211Accounts Payable 241Sales Tax Payable 401Sales 555Office Supplies 000No such account 100111 100121 101121 101241 101401 102211 102555 103111 103555 000000 11795 -11795 105 -7 -100 -70000 40000 -40000 40000 0 Sample Output *** Transaction 101 is out of balance *** 121 Accounts Receivable 1.05 241 Sales Tax Payable -0.07 401 Sales -1.00 999 Out of Balance 0.02 *** Transaction 102 is out of balance *** 211 Accounts Payable 555 Office Supplies 999 Out of Balance -700.00 400.00 300.00