Create two vectors. The first will store strings, the second will store doubles

Question

Create two vectors. The first will store strings, the second will store doubles ? Create a loop that will run infinitely o Get user input for a string o If user input is “STOP”, then break out of the loop. o Store that string in the vector of strings ? Create a second loop that will run infinitely o Get user input for a double o If user input is “-999.00”, then break out of the loop. o Store that double in the vector of doubles ? Create a third loop that will run to the size of the smaller of the two vectors o For each iteration of the loop, print out the same index value of the string vector and the double vector ? i.e. if i = 0, print out stringvector[0] and doublevector[0];

Explanation / Answer

// Program is in c++

#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  
std::vector<string> sVect; // Create an empty vector: string
string sIn; // variable to hold string input
  
vector<double> dVect; // Create an empty vector: double
double dIn = 0.0; // variable to hold double input
  
int sSize = 0, dSize = 0, loopSize=0; // variable to hold size of vectors and final loop
  
while(1) { // Infinite loop for string vector
std::cin >> sIn;
if(sIn == "STOP") // stop when user enters 'STOP'
break;
sVect.push_back(sIn); // add into vector
}
  
while(1) { // Infinite loop for double vector
cin >> dIn;
if(dIn == -999.00) // stop when user enters -999.00
break;
dVect.push_back(dIn); // add into vector
}
  
sSize = sVect.size(); // size of string vector
dSize = dVect.size(); // size of double vector
  
  
loopSize = dSize < sSize ? dSize : sSize;
  
for (int i=0; i<loopSize; i++) { // final loop
cout << sVect[i] << endl;
cout << dVect[i] << endl;
}

return 0;
}

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