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In C++, using STL
Console:
Enter the command:
cin>> search
What price do you want to search for?
cin>> $10
cout << "The following flavors are $10 " << flavor << flavor << endl;
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Strawberry and rainbow should be returned for $10
If no flavor is $10:
cout<<"Sorry, that price is not available";
Provided text file:
icecream.txt
chocolate $15
strawberry $10
vanilla $13
rainbow $10
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