Integer inputSize is read from input. Then, integers and strings are read and stored into integer vector quantityList and stringvector foodList, respectively. Lastly, integer quantityAsked is read from input. Find quantityAsked in quantityList and output thefollowing:• "The quantity"• the value of quantityAsked• 'is matched with food'• the element in foodList at the index of quantityAsked in quantityListand is at index"• the index of quantityAsked in quantityListEnd with a newline.Ex: If the input is:444 lettuce 48 chicken 59 guava 40 pineapple48Then the output is:The quantity 48 is matched with food chicken and is at index 1Note: quantityAsked is an element in quantityList.6int inputSize;7int quantityAsked;unsigned int i;cin >> inputSize;vector quantityList (inputSize);13 vector foodList (inputSize);8910112184151618192812217for (i = 0; i < quantityList.size(); ++i) {cin >> quantityList.at(i);cin>> foodList.at(i);20 cin >> quantityAsked;21/ Your code goes here */return 0:7

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Integer inputSize is read from input. Then, integers and strings are read and stored into integer vector quantityList and string
vector foodList, respectively. Lastly, integer quantityAsked is read from input. Find quantityAsked in quantityList and output the
following:
• "The quantity"
• the value of quantityAsked
• 'is matched with food'
• the element in foodList at the index of quantityAsked in quantityList
and is at index"
• the index of quantityAsked in quantityList
End with a newline.
Ex: If the input is:
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44 lettuce 48 chicken 59 guava 40 pineapple
48
Then the output is:
The quantity 48 is matched with food chicken and is at index 1
Note: quantityAsked is an element in quantityList.
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int inputSize;
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int quantityAsked;
unsigned int i;
cin >> inputSize;
vector<int> quantityList (inputSize);
13 vector<string> foodList (inputSize);
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1121841516181928122
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for (i = 0; i < quantityList.size(); ++i) {
cin >> quantityList.at(i);
cin>> foodList.at(i);
20 cin >> quantityAsked;
21/ Your code goes here */
return 0:
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1. Start
2. Declare an integer variable inputSize, an integer variable quantityAsked, and an unsigned integer variable i.
3. Read the size of the input and store it in input size.
4. Declare a vector quantity list of size inputs.
5. Declare a vector food list of size inputs.
6. For i = 0 to inputSize - 1, read in the quantity and food name and store it in quantityList and foodList respectively.
7. Read in the quantity asked and store it in quantityAsked.
8. For i = 0 to input size - 1, check if the quantity in the quantity list at index i is equal to the quantity asked.
9. If yes, print out the food at index i in foodList, index, and break the loop.
10. End.

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