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Declare a numeric variable for classesTaking to hold the number of classes entered by the user.

Declare a named constant for SIZE that holds the size of the array and give a value of $6.$

Declare a numeric array for classCounts.

Use the SIZE constant as the array size$$Initialize the array the following values: $0,0,0,0,0,0.$

Declare a numeric constant QUIT with a value of $999$ to be used to exit the program.

Create an output that prompts the user to enter the number of classes they are taking or QUIT to end the program.

Create an input for the classesTaken variable

Create a condition that tests if the value of classesTaken is not equal to QUIT.$$ If the user enters QUIT, the program exits the condition. If classesTaken is not equal to QUIT, the program enters a while loop.

Within the loop:

Increment the appropriate element of the classCounts array based on the value of classesTaken.$$Prompt user again to enter the number of classes they are taking or QUIT to end the program.Loop back to the start of the condition test.

If the user enters QUIT, output the$$ column headers "Classes Taken$$Count$".$

Initialize classesTaken to $0.$

Create a condition that tests if the classesTaken variable is less than $7.$ If true:

Output the number of classes taken and the corresponding count from the classCounts array.Increment classesTaken by $1$Program loops back to the start of the condition test.

If the value of classesTaken is greater than $7,$ the program ends. $1.$ Declare a numeric variable for classesTaking to hold the number of classes entered by the user.

$2.$ Declare a named constant for SIZE that holds the size of the array and give a value of $6.$

$3.$ Declare a numeric array for classCounts.

$1.$ Use the SIZE constant as the array size

$2.$ Initialize the array the following values: $\backslash (0,0,0,0,0,0\backslash ).$

$4.$ Declare a numeric constant QUIT with a value of $999$ to be used to exit the program.

$5.$ Create an output that prompts the user to enter the number of classes they are taking or QUIT to end the program.

$6.$ Create an input for the classesTaken variable

$7.$ Create a condition that tests if the value of classes Taken is not equal to QUIT. If the user enters QUIT, the program exits the condition. If classes Taken is not equal to QUIT, the program enters a while loop.

$8.$ Within the loop:

$1.$ Increment the appropriate element of the classCounts array based on the value of classesTaken.

$2.$ Prompt user again to enter the number of classes they are taking or QUIT to end the program.

$3.$ Loop back to the start of the condition test.

$9.$ If the user enters QUIT, output the column headers "Classes Taken Count".

$10.$ Initialize classes Taken to $0.$

$11.$ Create a condition that tests if the classesTaken variable is less than $7.$ If true:

$1.$ Output the number of classes taken and the corresponding count from the classCounts array.

$2.$ Increment classesTaken by $1$

$3.$ Program loops back to the start of the condition test.

$12.$ If the value of classes Taken is greater than $7,$ the program ends.