Complete a program in a class ToyCounter that computes the cost of toys sold in a shop. Five kinds of toys-Zen, Leo, Star, Sam, and Barry-are stocked and cost, respectively, RM0.75, RM0.50, RM1.25, RM0.80 and RM0.75 per toy. Create an array of strings that holds the names of these toys. Create another array that holds the cost of each corresponding toy. Your program should read the name of a toy and the quantity desired by a customer. Locate the toy in the name array and use that index to find the cost from the cost array. Compute and print the total cost of the sale as output in Figure 8 below:

Complete a program in a class ToyCounter that computes the cost of toys sold in a shop. Five kinds of toys-Zen, Leo, Star, Sam, and Barry-are stocked and cost, respectively, RM0.75, RM0.50, RM1.25, RM0.80 and RM0.75 per toy. Create an array of strings that holds the names of these toys. Create another array that holds the cost of each corresponding toy. Your program should read the name of a toy and the quantity desired by a customer. Locate the toy in the name array and use that index to find the cost from the cost array. Compute and print the total cost of the sale as output in Figure 8 below:

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