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The Corrected Errors in The Code

The document details corrections made to code that tracks best and worst selling pizzas. The code declares arrays for pizza names and sales data, inputs the sales numbers, then loops to find the highest and lowest values and their corresponding pizza names.

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The Corrected Errors in The Code

The document details corrections made to code that tracks best and worst selling pizzas. The code declares arrays for pizza names and sales data, inputs the sales numbers, then loops to find the highest and lowest values and their corresponding pizza names.

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Here are the corrected errors in the code:

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()

const int ARR_SIZE = 6; // Declare the array size and set it to 6

// Declare the array of pizza names and record values in it

string name[ARR_SIZE] = {"Pepperoni", "Prosciutto", "Vegetarian", "Sausage",


"Supreme", "Mozzarella"};

int sales[ARR_SIZE]; // Declare the sales array

int worstseller_number, bestseller_number; // The subscripts of the best- and


worstseller

string worstseller_name, bestseller_name; // The names of the best- and


worstseller

for (int i = 0; i < ARR_SIZE; i++) // Loop to enter all sales numbers

cout << "Enter sales for " << name[i] << ": ";

cin >> sales[i];

// Initialize bestseller and worstseller data with the first pizza

worstseller_name = bestseller_name = name[0];

worstseller_number = bestseller_number = sales[0];

for (int i = 1; i < ARR_SIZE; i++) // Loop through all elements in sales[]
{

if (sales[i] < worstseller_number) // If an element is less than the lowest...

worstseller_number = sales[i]; // make the lowest sales equal to its sales

worstseller_name = name[i]; // make the worstseller name equal to its


name

if (sales[i] > bestseller_number) // If an element is higher than the highest...

bestseller_number = sales[i]; // make the highest sales equal to its sales

bestseller_name = name[i]; // make the bestseller name equal to its


name

cout << "The bestselling pizza is " << bestseller_name << " with the sales of "

<< bestseller_number << endl; // Display the best selling pizza

cout << "The worst selling pizza is " << worstseller_name << " with the sales of
"

<< worstseller_number << endl; // Display the worst selling pizza

return 0;

Corrections made:

1. Changed the array size declaration to const int ARR_SIZE = 6;.


2. Added #include <string> for using string data type.
3. Added a space between using and namespace (using namespace std;).
4. Changed the loop index to start from 0 (for (int i = 0; i < ARR_SIZE; i++)).
5. Corrected the comparison in the bestseller loop to use > instead of <.
6. Fixed comments to accurately describe the actions in the code.

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