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Having some fun with multidimensional arrays. Consider the picture below: Where Apple\'s money comes from, by location: Now write a program to print total Apple revenue and iPhone sales by region You final output might look something like this:

Solution

Please find the required program along with its output. Please see the comments against each line to understand the step.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

double data[6][2] = { { 34.9, 22 }, //declaring a 2D array, and initialize it with the data given in the diagram
{ 22.7, 14 },
{ 15.4, 0 },
{ 8.6, 4.4 },
{ 6.3, 9.6 },
{ 12.2, 0 }
};
  
cout << \"\\t\\tApple money\\tiPhone sales\" << endl; //print header
cout << \"Americas\\t\\t\" << data[0][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[0][1] << \"%\" << endl; //print each row data from the 2D array
cout << \"Europe\\t\\t\\t\" << data[1][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[1][1] << \"%\" << endl;
cout << \"Greater China\\t\\t\" << data[2][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[2][1] << \"%\" << endl;
cout << \"Japan\\t\\t\\t\" << data[3][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[3][1] << \"%\" << endl;
cout << \"Rest of Asia\\t\\t\" << data[4][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[4][1] <<\"%\" << endl;
cout << \"Retail\\t\\t\\t\" << data[5][0] << \"%\\t\" << data[5][1] << \"%\" << endl;

}

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OUTPUT:

       Apple money   iPhone sales
Americas       34.9%   22%
Europe           22.7%   14%
Greater China       15.4%   0%
Japan           8.6%   4.4%
Rest of Asia       6.3%   9.6%
Retail           12.2%   0%