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COSC 1336-Spring 2017 Homework #6 Due: Tuesday, April 4 write a program to allow a user to enter the name of a starting city and a destination city, output the mileage between cities and an estimate of the total number of gas stations on the way. The number of gas stations between two cities is the sum ofthe number of gas stations in the starting city and the number of gas stations in the destination city, all divided by 3 (since many of the stations will likely not be on the road between the two cities). Store the mileage between 8 different cities in a 2D array of integers. Choose names of cities in Texas. Store the number of gas stations in each city in a1D array. Your program should first print atttle showing the name of the program, version number and copyright notice with author name (insert your name as the author). Also, print a list of the cities in the database sotheuser knows what cities they can search. s Look up the mileage between the cities on the Internet and use the values you find in your program. You are free to create your own estimate of how many gas stations are in each city. For example, if Houston has 100 gas stations and Beaumont has 20, then the output of your program should look something like: City Mileage w/ Gas Stations ver. 1.0 (C) 2017 First Last The cities in the database are: 1 Dallas (85 stations) 2. Houston (100 stations) 3. Beaumont (20 stations) 4 Austin (75 stations) 5. El Paso (44 stations) 6. Lubbock (59 stations) 7. Texarkana (37 stations) 8. Corpus Christi (39 stations) Enter the starting city: Beaumont Enter the destination city: Houston Mileage 75 miles Estimated of gas stations 40 Put your name, the class (COSC 1336) and the title of the assignment in comments at the top of the program. COSC 1336-Spring 2017 Homework #6 Due: Tuesday, April 4 write a program to allow a user to enter the name of a starting city and a destination city, output the mileage between cities and an estimate of the total number of gas stations on the way. The number of gas stations between two cities is the sum ofthe number of gas stations in the starting city and the number of gas stations in the destination city, all divided by 3 (since many of the stations will likely not be on the road between the two cities). Store the mileage between 8 different cities in a 2D array of integers. Choose names of cities in Texas. Store the number of gas stations in each city in a1D array. Your program should first print atttle showing the name of the program, version number and copyright notice with author name (insert your name as the author). Also, print a list of the cities in the database sotheuser knows what cities they can search. s Look up the mileage between the cities on the Internet and use the values you find in your program. You are free to create your own estimate of how many gas stations are in each city. For example, if Houston has 100 gas stations and Beaumont has 20, then the output of your program should look something like: City Mileage w/ Gas Stations ver. 1.0 (C) 2017 First Last The cities in the database are: 1 Dallas (85 stations) 2. Houston (100 stations) 3. Beaumont (20 stations) 4 Austin (75 stations) 5. El Paso (44 stations) 6. Lubbock (59 stations) 7. Texarkana (37 stations) 8. Corpus Christi (39 stations) Enter the starting city: Beaumont Enter the destination city: Houston Mileage 75 miles Estimated of gas stations 40 Put your name, the class (COSC 1336) and the title of the assignment in comments at the top of the program