AHPA #3: Ice Cream * * Bob’s Ice Cream sells four types of ice cream: vanilla, chocolate, * mint, and strawberry. * * Bob's Ice Cream sells ice cream from trucks that are parked at two * different corners. They sold {$11.5, $15.75, $22, $7.25} on Saturday * and {$12.75, $9.25, $16.5, $21} on Sunday [note sales are in vanilla, * chocolate, mint, and strawberry order]. * * Create an enum for flavors: enum flavors {vanilla, chocolate, mint, * strawberry}; * * Create a program that allows a user to enter the type of ice cream * sold. * * Create a program that allows a user to enter the sales data. * * Load two one-dimensional arrays with Bob’s entered sales data. Only * index your arrays using an enum variable (enum flavors index = * vanilla; corner1Sales[index] = 11.5;) * * Sum the contents of the flavors in the arrays together. * * Print out the resulting flavors and their sum with Bob's total sales. * please with comment

AHPA #3: Ice Cream * * Bob’s Ice Cream sells four types of ice cream: vanilla, chocolate, * mint, and strawberry. * * Bob's Ice Cream sells ice cream from trucks that are parked at two * different corners. They sold {$11.5, $15.75, $22, $7.25} on Saturday * and {$12.75, $9.25, $16.5, $21} on Sunday [note sales are in vanilla, * chocolate, mint, and strawberry order]. * * Create an enum for flavors: enum flavors {vanilla, chocolate, mint, * strawberry}; * * Create a program that allows a user to enter the type of ice cream * sold. * * Create a program that allows a user to enter the sales data. * * Load two one-dimensional arrays with Bob’s entered sales data. Only * index your arrays using an enum variable (enum flavors index = * vanilla; corner1Sales[index] = 11.5;) * * Sum the contents of the flavors in the arrays together. * * Print out the resulting flavors and their sum with Bob's total sales. * please with comment

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ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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