in C++ language (microsoft visual C++ 2010 express) create a program that will a

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in C++ language (microsoft visual C++ 2010 express)

create a program that will allow the user to enter a up to fifty (50) whole numbers, store these whole numbers in an array, count how many numbers the user entered, output how many whole numbers were entered, and output the numbers in reverse order with 3 numbers appearing per line.

Ihe  program should be written assuming the user will enter at least one number. The user should be asked if he/she wants to enter another number or not. You do not have to test that the user entered a whole number, but your program should not allow the user to enter more than 50 numbers and should not be asked if he/she wants to enter another once the array is full. Your program should use appropriate loops and the user should be able to enter either an upper or lower case “Y” to continue, anything other than upper or lower case “y” should stop the loop

you may not use break or continue in a loop (doing so will result in major deductions. Also the loop condition should reflect all the methods the stop the loop.

These are some sample runs

Run 1 :

Enter a whole number. 567

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 34

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)?

Y Enter a whole number. 234

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? Y

Enter a whole number. 2856

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 73

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 74

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 938 Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? n

7 numbers were entered. The numbers are given below in reverse order 938 74 73 2856 234 34 567

Run 2 :

Enter a whole number. 56

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? n

1 numbers were entered. The numbers are given below in reverse order 56

Run 3 :

Enter a whole number. 84 Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 567

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 983

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 3746

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 25

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? Y

Enter a whole number. 453

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? Y

Enter a whole number. 748

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 384

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? Y

Enter a whole number. 4657

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 44

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 234

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Enter a whole number. 545

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? n

12 numbers were entered. The numbers are given below in reverse order

545 234 44

4657 384 748

453 25 3746

983 567 84

Explanation / Answer

#include <iostream>
//#include <iostream.h>
//#include <conio.h>
//#include <stdlib.h>
// #include <string.h>
//#include <ctype.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    char CheggResponse = 'y';        // variable to store user response of continue or stop
    int i=0, SivaNumb, SivaArray[50];   // variables for whole numbers and array storage
    int SivaTotNumbs = 1;
    cout << " Please enter a whole number" ; cin >> SivaNumb;
    SivaArray[i] = SivaNumb;   // get the first number from user and put it in the array

   // start the for loop, let it run from 1 to 49
   for ( i = 1; i<=49 && (CheggResponse == 'y' || CheggResponse == 'Y') ; i++)
   {
   // ask whether user wants to continue or to quit
   cout << endl << "Would you like enter another number (y/n)?";
   cin >> CheggResponse;
   CheggResponse = tolower(CheggResponse);   // convert the user response to lower case hence both Y and y ok

   if (CheggResponse == 'y') {    // if user had said y for yes
        cout << " Please enter a whole number" ; cin >> SivaNumb;     // read in the next number from STDIN
        SivaArray[i] = SivaNumb;   // receive the number again and put it in to the array
   } // end of if

   }    // end for loop
   SivaTotNumbs = i -1 ;    // count of how many numbers user had entered
   // wondering why I have included both lower case and upper case in the
   // for loop like this: (response == 'y' || response == 'Y') ?
   // The reason is we are getting cin >> response
   //       in one line and then we are doing response = tolower(response) in the next line
   //       with in that gap of few micro seconds between these two statement lines, the
   //       loop can terminate in case if the user had entered Y (upper case Y)
   // but as I have taken care of it by including (response == 'y' || response == 'Y') in the
   // for loop, all is well now and the program works ok logically
   //cout << "   response = " << response ;

   // now the array is filled with user entered data
   // all we have to do is to simply pint in reverse order with 3 numbers per line
   // hence we will introduce a variable to count up to three
   int SivaCountToThree = 1;
   cout << endl << SivaTotNumbs << " numbers were entered ";
   cout << endl << "The numbers are given below in reverse order; " << endl;

   for (i = SivaTotNumbs; i >= 0; i--)
   {
   cout << " " << SivaArray[i] << " "; SivaCountToThree++;
   if ( SivaCountToThree == 4 )
   {    cout << endl ;
       SivaCountToThree = 1;   // add a new line once in every three numbers
   } // end if

   }   // end for loop

   return 0;
}

As usual, when I pasted the output screen, it said Answer cannot be longer than 65,000 characters. Hence I had to type the answers from a sample run below:

Please enter a whole number 1

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 2

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 3

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 4

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 5

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 6

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 7

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 7

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 9

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 10

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

Please enter a whole number 11

Would you like to enter another number (y/n)? y

etc up to 23 numbers

23 numbers were entered

The numbers are given below in reverse order:

657 789 5

67 324 3247

324 32 234

15 14 13

12 11 10

9 7 7

6 5 4

3 2 1

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