//This program demonstrates the use of characters and strings. // Place Your Nam

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//This program demonstrates the use of characters and strings. // Place Your Name Here. #include #include using namespace std; // definition of constants const string Favoritesoda = "Brand X"; // strings get double quotes const char Bestrating = 'A'; //characters get single quotes int main() { char rating2; // 2nd highest product rating string favoritesnack; // most preferred snack int numberofpeople; // number of people in the survey int topchoiceTotal; // number of people who prefer the top choice

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Excercise 1

#include<iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
//definition of constants
const string FAVORITESODA = "Brand X";
const char BESTRATING = 'A';

int main()
{
   char raitng2;
   string favoriteSnack;
   int numberOfPeople;
   int topChoiceTotal;
  
   favoriteSnack="crackers";
   raitng2='B';
   numberOfPeople=250;
   topChoiceTotal=148;  
  
   cout<<"The number one soda is "<<FAVORITESODA<<endl;
   cout<<"The number one snack is "<<favoriteSnack<<endl;
   cout<<"Out of "<<numberOfPeople<<" people "<<topChoiceTotal<<" chose these items"<<endl;
   cout<<"Each of these products recieved a rating of "<<raitng2<<" from our expert tasters.";
   cout<<" The other products were rated no higher than a "<<BESTRATING<<endl;  
  
}

Excercise 2

You cannot change the value of FAVORITESODA as it has been declared as a constant using the keyword "const". Constants do not change their values throughout the length of a code/program.

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