Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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[画像:Integer numFeatured Items is read from input. Then, numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector febFeatured Items, and numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector oct Featured Items. Perform the following tasks: • If febFeatured Items is equal to oct Featured Items, output "February's featured items are the same as October's featured items. Otherwise, output "February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items." Assign octBackup as a copy of octFeatured Items. Ex: If the input is 3 dresser chair bench recliner sideboard armoire, then the output is: February's featured items: dresser chair bench October's featured items: recliner sideboard armoire February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items. October's backup: recliner sideboard armoire 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ni vsiy u IVULUI for (i = 0; i < febFeatured Items.size(); ++i) { cin >> febFeatured Items.at(i); cout << febFeatured Items.at (i) << " "; } cout << endl; cout << "October's featured items: "; for (i = 0; i < oct Featured Items.size(); ++i) { cin >> oct Featured Items.at(i); cout << oct Featured Items.at (i) << " "; } cout << endl; V* Your code goes here */ cout << "nctober's backup: "; fac 31 32 CS ++* 55 cout << octBackup.at (i) << " "; I]
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Transcribed Image Text:Integer numFeatured Items is read from input. Then, numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector febFeatured Items, and numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector oct Featured Items. Perform the following tasks: • If febFeatured Items is equal to oct Featured Items, output "February's featured items are the same as October's featured items. Otherwise, output "February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items." Assign octBackup as a copy of octFeatured Items. Ex: If the input is 3 dresser chair bench recliner sideboard armoire, then the output is: February's featured items: dresser chair bench October's featured items: recliner sideboard armoire February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items. October's backup: recliner sideboard armoire 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ni vsiy u IVULUI for (i = 0; i < febFeatured Items.size(); ++i) { cin >> febFeatured Items.at(i); cout << febFeatured Items.at (i) << " "; } cout << endl; cout << "October's featured items: "; for (i = 0; i < oct Featured Items.size(); ++i) { cin >> oct Featured Items.at(i); cout << oct Featured Items.at (i) << " "; } cout << endl; V* Your code goes here */ cout << "nctober's backup: "; fac 31 32 CS ++* 55 cout << octBackup.at (i) << " "; I
[画像:CS Integer numFeatured Items is read from input. Then, numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector febFeatured Items, and numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector octFeatured items. Perform the following tasks: くろまる If febFeatured Items is equal to oct Featured Items, output "February's featured items are the same as October's featured items." Otherwise, output "February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items." • Assign octBackup as a copy of octFeatured Items. Ex: If the input is 3 dresser chair bench recliner sideboard armoire, then the output is: February's featured items: dresser chair bench October's featured items: recliner sideboard armoire February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items. October's backup: recliner sideboard armoire 1 #include <iostream> 2 #include <vector> 3 using namespace std; 4 5 6 7 8 vector<string> febFeatured Items; 9 vector<string> oct Featured Items; 10 vector<string> octBackup; 11 12 cin >> numFeatured Items; 13 14 febFeatured Items.resize(numFeatured Items); oct Featured Items.resize(umFeatured Items): 16 17 18 int main() { int numFeatured Items; unsigned int i; Scaffeatur cout << "February's featured items: "; for (i = 0; i < febFeatured Items.size(); ++i) { fahroakumad Thome akli 3]
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Transcribed Image Text:CS Integer numFeatured Items is read from input. Then, numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector febFeatured Items, and numFeatured Items strings are read and stored in vector octFeatured items. Perform the following tasks: くろまる If febFeatured Items is equal to oct Featured Items, output "February's featured items are the same as October's featured items." Otherwise, output "February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items." • Assign octBackup as a copy of octFeatured Items. Ex: If the input is 3 dresser chair bench recliner sideboard armoire, then the output is: February's featured items: dresser chair bench October's featured items: recliner sideboard armoire February's featured items are not the same as October's featured items. October's backup: recliner sideboard armoire 1 #include <iostream> 2 #include <vector> 3 using namespace std; 4 5 6 7 8 vector<string> febFeatured Items; 9 vector<string> oct Featured Items; 10 vector<string> octBackup; 11 12 cin >> numFeatured Items; 13 14 febFeatured Items.resize(numFeatured Items); oct Featured Items.resize(umFeatured Items): 16 17 18 int main() { int numFeatured Items; unsigned int i; Scaffeatur cout << "February's featured items: "; for (i = 0; i < febFeatured Items.size(); ++i) { fahroakumad Thome akli 3
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