You have FOUR people selling 5 different kinds of flowers, so instead of a 4 by 4 array you had in the video (4 rows and 4 columns) you now have a 4 by 5 array (4 rows and 5 columns ) You may either use the names I had in the video or choose your own. Instead of Brownies, you have flowers - petunia, pansy, rose, violet, and carnation. Use a random number generator to generate the numbers of flowers sold, print out all the data as I did in the video. The output should look like this: (numbers will vary because they are randomly generated) petunia pansy rose violet carnation Frankie 5 3 11 3 16 Janet 0 11 11 20 6 Sam 14 16 17 15 1 Abbie 8 20 0 6 8 Frankie sold 38 flowers Janet sold 48 flowers Sam sold 63 flowers Abbie sold 42 flowers Total number of petunias sold: 27 Total number of pansies sold: 50 Total number of roses sold: 39 Total number of violets sold: 44 Total number of carnations sold: 31
You have FOUR people selling 5 different kinds of flowers, so instead of a 4 by 4 array you had in the video (4 rows and 4 columns) you now have a 4 by 5 array (4 rows and 5 columns )
You may either use the names I had in the video or choose your own.
Instead of Brownies, you have flowers - petunia, pansy, rose, violet, and carnation.
Use a random number generator to generate the numbers of flowers sold, print out all the data as I did in the video.
The output should look like this: (numbers will vary because they are randomly generated)
petunia pansy rose violet carnation
Frankie 5 3 11 3 16
Janet 0 11 11 20 6
Sam 14 16 17 15 1
Abbie 8 20 0 6 8
Frankie sold 38 flowers
Janet sold 48 flowers
Sam sold 63 flowers
Abbie sold 42 flowers
Total number of petunias sold: 27
Total number of pansies sold: 50
Total number of roses sold: 39
Total number of violets sold: 44
Total number of carnations sold: 31
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