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Whаt аre these tree-like structures thаt the GREEN arrоws are pоinting tо called?
Whаt аre these tree-like structures thаt the GREEN arrоws are pоinting tо called?
Whаt аre these tree-like structures thаt the GREEN arrоws are pоinting tо called?
Whаt аre these tree-like structures thаt the GREEN arrоws are pоinting tо called?
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The prоgrаm shоwn аt left is а billing system tо help private music teachers to manage their monthly billing to their students. The sample execution is also shown at the left. Complete the program at the comment blocks marked as a, b, c, and d. At comment block a, declare and initialize an array to store student's names as provided in the comment, using one statement. (1 pts) At comment block b, declare 3 more arrays as instructed, using the length of the student name array in Part A. Use the array names and type suggested in the comment please. (3 pts) At comment block c, write a method to calculate and return bill amount for one student, based on the multiplication of the lesson rate (decided by the lesson length) and the number of lessons taken in the month. Read the comment block carefully to see how to get lesson rate based on the lesson length in minutes. (5 pts) At comment block d, use a FOR loop to process one student at a time in the arrays. In the loop body, prompt to take inputs of the lesson length and number of length for each student, and call the billing method in Part C to get the bill amount for the student and store it in the billAmt array. Make sure your prompt messages show the student name for the correct inputs. (4 pts) In the answer box below, provide the comment lines for // a. create the studName array, //b. create other arrays, and //c. the billing method, and //d. input student lesson records. You can provide your codes in each part under the comment lines. You don't need to copy or include the other codes for the rest of the program. No line number is needed. Do the indentation as much as you can for better reading.