Lab Practice $5$: Arrays

Write a program that simulates a menu for a bakery called $$cakes$.$ It will contain the following options:

a$.$ Register ProductUse system$($pause$)$ between menu optio ns$.$

b$.$ Delete Product

c$.$ Print Product Info

d$.$ Update Product

e$.$ Sell Product

f$.$ Exit. Use system$($pause$)$ at the end of each option.

Option a: Ask for the product: key, name, price, quantity. Save all info into an array$($s$)$ with $5$ elements.

You will register ONE product at a time, then your program will return to the main menu. Reject

duplicate product keys and names. Validate your program so that it cannot register more $5$ products. Use maps in place of arrays. Replace arrays with vectors.

Option b: Ask for the product key, then delete all info for that product.

Option c: Ask for the product key, then print product: name, price, quantity, total no$.$ of sales.

Option d: Ask for product key, then present the following submenu: Use try catch to reject invalid in puts.

a$.$ Update Product Name

b$.$ Update Product Price

c$.$ Update Product Quantity

d$.$ Exit

Option e: Ask for the product key. If any is available, input amount to sell and update the quantity array.

Option f: Exit This program is to save all products into files. Use $.$ Track product profits

Validate your program so that it DOES NOT accept negative values for price, quantity, and sales. Your

menus MUST be switch cases, MUST loop with do$-$while loops, and MUST handle invalid inputs. Replace cin with scanf$()$ and cout with printf$().$ Use go to statements

Use try catch statements for error handlin g$.$in p lace of switch cases.