a.)For this program specification, I only want you to outline the code. No repeating the question in a English-class-style flowery paragraph of lame. No C++. These are the outline comments you put in the code to organize yourself for a large program. You can't just say "Figure out if they are right". You need enough detail for my dumb little brother to write this.

Write a program that helps a library calculate how much shelf space they need. You'll ask the user for the name of a book over and over. When they type in "XXXXXX" as the name of the book so they can quit, print out the number of books that started with each letter in the English alphabet. You don't need to store the book names - we are just calculating shelf space.

There is one little complication. The government has banned all books with the word "badger" in the title. If the user enters one, don't count it and print a message warning them not to be naughty.

b.)Write out just the "declare data" portion of your program for the library book question. Make sure to include every variable you think you'd need for the whole program.