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Write a program to read the data and evaluate the results of
the election. Print all output to the screen.
Your output should specify:
The total number of votes, the number of valid votes and the
number of spoilt votes.
The winner(s) of the election. Hint: An appropriate search
should be used to determine the winner(s).
The votes obtained by each candidate sorted in terms of the
number of votes obtained. Hint: An appropriate sort should
be used to sort the candidate(s).
The Source code should be saved as VotingSystem.
Project Input:
Candidates’ Names and Numbers
2501 Victor Taylor
2502 Denise Duncan
2503 Kamal Ramdhan
2504 Michael Ali
2505 Anisa Sawh
2506 Carol Khan
2507 Gary Owen
Votes
3 1 2 5 4 3 5 3 5 3 2 8 1 6 7 7 3 5 6 9 3 4 7 1 2 4 5 5 1 4 0
Project Output:
Invalid vote: 8
Invalid vote: 9
Number of voters: 30
Number of valid votes: 28
Number of spoilt votes: 2
The winner(s):
2503 Kamal Ramdhan
2505 Anisa Sawh
Candidate Score
2503 Kamal Ramdhan 6
2505 Anisa Sawh 6
2501 Victor Taylor 4
2504 Michael Ali 4
2502 Denise Duncan 3
2507 Gary Owen 3
2506 Carol Khan 2
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