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Chapter 6, Problem 9E
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Program Plan
1. Below mentioned variables are used
- salesPerson[]− Array that stores the names of a salesperson.
- initials[]− Array that stores the initials of a salesperson.
- input − input variable that reads the initial of a salesperson as string value from the console.
- salesValues[] - Array that stores the number of sales by each salesperson.
- totalSaleAmount − Accumulated sales amount of all the salespeople.
- saleAmount − Sale amount given as input by the user.
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This Program is for creating a console application that gets the initials of a salesperson and then gets the sale amount by that salesperson. It calculates the total sale amount of each person individually and then calculates the total sale amounts by the entire salespersons. Finally, the salesperson with the highest sales value is displayed.
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