For this chapter's assignment you are going to add a series of arrays to the program...

For this chapter's assignment you are going to add a series of arrays to the program. For the time being, these arrays will be used to hold the data in the inventory database. The functions that allow the user to add, change, and delete books in the store's inventory will modify the data held in these arrays.

Add the Arrays

Add the following global arrays to the program:

• bookTitle: A two-dimensional array of characters. The array should have 20 rows and Si columns. This makes it large enough to store 20 book titles of up to 50 characters in length.

• isbn: A two-dimensional array of characters. The array should have 20 rows and 14 columns. This makes it large enough to store 20 ISBN entries of up to 13 characters in length.

• author: A two-dimensional array of characters. The array shoUld have 20 rows and 31 columns. This makes it large enough to store the names of 20 authors, with up to 30 characters in each name.

• publisher: A two-dimensional array of characters. The array should have 20 rows and 31 columns. This makes it large enough to store the names of 20 pub-lishers, with up to 30 characters in each name.

• dateAdded: A two-dimensional array of characters that will hold the date each book was added to the inventory. The array should have 20 rows and 11 col-umns. This makes it large enough to store 20 dates, as strings, with 11 characters for each one. The dates should be stored in the form MM-DD-YYYY. For exam-ple, April 2, 2009 would be stored as 04-02-2009.

• qtyOnHand: A single-dimensional array of ints. This array will hold the quan-tity on hand of each bookin the inventory.

• wholesale: A single-dimensional array of doubles. This array will hold the wholesale price of each book in the inventory.

• retail: A single-dimensional array of doubles. This array will hold the retail price of each book in the inventory.