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COP 3504 C | Prоgrаmming Assessment 2 Exаm Links 1. Clаssrооm 50 Accept on Classroom 50 → 2. Gradescope Open Gradescope → 3. Cheat Sheet Open Cheat Sheet → Your Workflow (quick reference) Accept on Classroom 50 → open a terminal → git clone → make test should print BUILD OK. Read the Specification below. Implement the four functions in weather.cpp. Paste the public tests (bottom of this page) into tests/smoke.cpp and run make test. git add → git commit → git push. Submit your whole repository folder to Gradescope and read your score. Repeat as many times as you wish; the last submission counts. Overview: A Weather Tracker In this programming assessment you will build the core of a small weather tracker. A weather station records one observation per day: whether the sky was sunny or cloudy, and the temperature. Those observations arrive as two vectors, a std::vector of daily sky conditions and a std::vector of daily temperatures, where index 0 is the first day recorded, index 1 the next, and so on. You will write the four functions that turn that raw log into something a person can use: counting how many days had a given sky, rendering the log as a compact week-by-week string, finding the longest streaks of sunny and cloudy weather, and locating the sharpest one-day temperature drop. Everything the functions need is already in weather.h — the Sky enum and the four signatures — so the work is entirely inside weather.cpp. Work in whatever order you like but be sure to read every specification completely before writing any code. Rules Your file must compile with g++ -Wall -Wextra -Werror -std=c++20. A file that does not compile scores 0 on every function. Build before you upload. Edit only weather.cpp. Do not add #includes — everything you need comes from weather.h. Changes to any other file are ignored by the grader. Do not use using namespace std;. Do not have any additional input or output inside the four functions. Each function is graded independently by hidden tests; a wrong answer in one never costs you points in another. Remember that reading past the end of a vector is undefined behavior and will fail that test. Function Skill Points Hidden tests count_days range-based loop, enum class comparison 15 5 render building a string, index arithmetic 20 6 streaks index loop with neighbor access 30 7 largest_change std::pair, size_t, ties 35 9