Candidate ID Votes 1 1999 2 7611 3 5643 4 8722 5 3098 Declare one-dimensional arrays to store Candidate ID and Votes. Both Candidate ID and Votes are the integer-type arrays. Initialize all elements to the arrays. Write the program segment to calculate and display the total and average Votes for all candidates.

Candidate ID Votes 1 1999 2 7611 3 5643 4 8722 5 3098 Declare one-dimensional arrays to store Candidate ID and Votes. Both Candidate ID and Votes are the integer-type arrays. Initialize all elements to the arrays. Write the program segment to calculate and display the total and average Votes for all candidates.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.1: One-dimensional Arrays

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