Computers and Technology, 19.10.2019 20:30 preety5445
Acorpora tion has six divisions, each respons ible for sales to differen t geograph ic loca tions. design a di vsal es class that keeps sales data for a division, with the following members: • an array with four elements for holding four quarters of sales figures for the division. • a private stat ic variable for holding the tota l corporate sales for all divisions for the entire year. • a member function that takes four arguments, each assumed to be the sales for a quarte r. the value of the arguments should be copied into the array that holds the sales data . the total of the four argumen ts shou ld be added to the static variable that holds the tota l yearly corpora te sales. • a function that takes an integer argument within the range of oto 3. the argument is to be used as a subscript into the division quarterly sales array . the function should return the value of the array element with that subscript. write a program that creates an array of six di vsal es objects. the program should ask the user to enter the sales for four quarte rs for each division. after the data is entered, the program should display a table showing the division sales for each quarter. the program should then display the total corporate sales for the year.
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