Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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Write a complete C program that manages the sales data for five different products
across three different stores. The program should:
(i) Prompt the user to input the sales quantity for each product in each store.
Apply a 3D array to store the sales quantities.
(ii) Identify which store has the highest total sales.
Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary.
(iii) Identify which store has the lowest total sales.
Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary.
(iv) Calculate the average sales quantity for each product and display it.
Apply a return value function, include a parameter list if necessary.
(v) Determine whether each product is selling well or needs improvement by
comparing its sales quantity to the average. If a product's sales quantity is greater
than or equal to the average, then it's selling well; otherwise, it needs improvement.
Requirements:
Apply a 3D array.
Use functions for better modularization.
Display the results clearly for each product and store.
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Transcribed Image Text:Write a complete C program that manages the sales data for five different products across three different stores. The program should: (i) Prompt the user to input the sales quantity for each product in each store. Apply a 3D array to store the sales quantities. (ii) Identify which store has the highest total sales. Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (iii) Identify which store has the lowest total sales. Apply a non-return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (iv) Calculate the average sales quantity for each product and display it. Apply a return value function, include a parameter list if necessary. (v) Determine whether each product is selling well or needs improvement by comparing its sales quantity to the average. If a product's sales quantity is greater than or equal to the average, then it's selling well; otherwise, it needs improvement. Requirements: Apply a 3D array. Use functions for better modularization. Display the results clearly for each product and store.
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