Question

void makeSales

(std::vector<Salesman*> &s)

{

// Assign sales in dollar amounts to each salesman

s[0]->addSale(1000.0);

s[0]->addSale(1453.0);

s[1]->addSale(2000.0);

s[1]->addSale(2453.0);

s[2]->addSale(35.0);

s[2]->addSale(145.99);

s[2]->addSale(18853.25);

s[2]->addSale(176.25);

s[3]->addSale(1000.0);

s[3]->addSale(1453.0);

return;

}

Please make code above.

addSale: accepts a float and appends that value to the vector of sales; returns void

Answer 1

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;
vector<float>v[1005];//declaring the vector as //global
void addsale(float p,int i)//here p is the float //value that is to be pushed and i is the index of //the vector
{

v[i].push_back(p);

}
int main()
{
//taking values as input to push to vector
addsale(1000.0,0);
addsale(1453.0,0);
addsale(2000.0,1);
addsale(2453.0,1);
addsale(35.0,2);
addsale(145.99,2);
addsale(18853.25,2);
addsale(176.25,2);
addsale(1000.0,3);
addsale(1453.0,3);
//finally printing the values to see the values
for(int i=0;i<4;i++)

{

cout<<"values at index"<<i<<":";

for(auto it=v[i].begin();it!=v[i].end();++it)
{
cout<<*it<<" ";
}
cout<<"\n";
}

}

output:

     values at index0:1000 1453
     values at index1:2000 2453
     values at index2:35 145.99 18853.2 176.25
     values at index3:1000 1453

You can change the values and size of the vector and above is the implementation of addsale function as well as I have also printed the values.

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