tinclude #include using namespace std; const int QUARTERS 4; // Write the prototype of printSalseData here. int main() { double salesData [3] [QUARTERS] {0}; for (int div = 0; div < 3; ++div) { for (int qtr = 0; qtr < QUARTERS; ++qtr) { cin >> salesData[div][qtr]; } } // Complete the call statement below. printSalesData(); return 0; // Write the definition of printSalseData here.

Create a social network, Chirper, that lets the user add new Chirps and like existing Chirps. It's lonely because only one person can add and like messages -- so there's really not much "social" about it. At least you can practice using objects, references, and function overloading in C++! Here's an example of how this program will run You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? This is my first chirp! Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (0 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? like Which index do you want to like? 1 Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? Second chirp is the best chirp. Chirper has 2 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes) 2. Second chirp…

The language for the question is C++

I do get this logic but it would be helpful if you could define this in code flow.i.e., what goes where. I'm entirely new to opengl java programming.