Consider a text file named scores.txt that contains player scores for a game. A

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   Consider a text file named scores.txt that contains player scores for a game.   A possible sample is shown here where Ronaldo's best score is 10400, Didier's   best score is 9800, etc.    Ronaldo   10400   Didier   9800   Pele   12300   Kaka   8400   Cristiano   8000    Write a function named getHighScores that takes a string reference parameter   and an integer reference parameter. The function should scan through the file   and set the reference parameters to the name of the player with the highest   score and the corresponding score.  Output:    $ ./program04b   The highest score is 12300 by Pele

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int getHighScore(string name, int value);

static int store_value=0;
string store_name; //store_value

int main()
{
int value;
string name;

ifstream stream;
stream.open("Score.txt"); //Score

   while(stream>>name>>value){
       cout << name << " " << value ;
       getHighScore(name, value);       //getHighScore
       cout << endl;
   }

   cout << endl << endl << "Result : " << store_name << ", " << store_value << endl;
   stream.close();       //Score
   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

int getHighScore(string name, int value)
{
   if(value > store_value){
       store_value=value;
       store_name=name;
       cout << "       Curret Best Score : " << store_name << " , " << store_value;
   }
   return 0;
}

Score.txt
Ronaldo
10400
Didier
9800
Pele
12300
Kaka
8400
Cristiano
8000

sample output

Ronaldo 10400       Curret Best Score : Ronaldo , 10400
Didier 9800
Pele 12300       Curret Best Score : Pele , 12300
Kaka 8400
Cristiano 8000


Result : Pele, 12300

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