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First of all let's make it clearer, what is meant by "domain name resolution"?
"Domain name resolution" is the process of translating your web address into its corresponding IP address. e.g. translating (www.brainly.com to 104.16.32.180)
Computers cannot understand the human language they only can understand numbers that's why we need this process.
So, the process (in a very simple way) is divided into four steps:
1) Lookup "root nameservers"
2) Lookup "Top Level Domain TDL nameservers"
3) Lookup "domain nameservers"
4) Lookup "subdomain nameservers" [if exist]
If you still confused please check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCjUbpIzRs8&index=10&list=PL4bq-KmCeyBmMvBB3-RT6ikdp8ljV9GeT
"Domain name resolution" is the process of translating your web address into its corresponding IP address. e.g. translating (www.brainly.com to 104.16.32.180)
Computers cannot understand the human language they only can understand numbers that's why we need this process.
So, the process (in a very simple way) is divided into four steps:
1) Lookup "root nameservers"
2) Lookup "Top Level Domain TDL nameservers"
3) Lookup "domain nameservers"
4) Lookup "subdomain nameservers" [if exist]
If you still confused please check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCjUbpIzRs8&index=10&list=PL4bq-KmCeyBmMvBB3-RT6ikdp8ljV9GeT
Answer:
Follows are the modified code in c++ language:
#include<iostream>//header file
#include<string>//header file
using namespace std;
int main()//main method
{
string name,address, MSG_YES, MSG_NO;//defining string variable
int item,quantity,size=6, i=0;//defining integer variable
double price;//defining double variable
int VALID_ITEM[]={106,108,307,405,457,688};//defining integer array and assign value
double VALID_ITEM_PRICE[]={0.59,0.99,4.50,15.99,17.50,39.00};//defining double array and assign value
bool foundIt=false;//defining bool variable
MSG_YES="Item available";//use string variable to assign value
MSG_NO = "Item not found"; //use string variable to assign value
cout<<"Input name: ";//print message
cin>>name;//input value in string variable
cout<<"Input Address: ";//print message
cin>>address;//input value in string variable
cout<<"Input Item: "<<endl;//print message
cin>>item;//input value in string variable
cout<<"Input Quantity: "<<endl;//print message
cin>>quantity;//input value in string variable
while(i <size)//defining while that checks i less then size
{
if (item ==VALID_ITEM[i]) //use if block to match item in double array
{
foundIt = true;//change bool variable value
price = VALID_ITEM_PRICE[i];//hold item price value in price variable
}
i++;//increment the value of i
}
if (foundIt == true)//use if to check bool variable value equal to true
{
cout<<MSG_YES<<endl;//print value
cout<<"Quantity "<<quantity<<" at "<<"Price "<<price<<"each"<<endl;//print value
cout<<"Total"<<quantity*price;//calculate the total value
}
else//else block
cout<<MSG_NO;//print message
}
Output:
please find the attached file.
Explanation:
In the above given C++ language modified code, four-string variable " name, address, MSG_YES, and MSG_NO", four integer variable "item, quantity, size, and i", and "integer and double" array is defined, that holds values.
In the string and integer variable "name, address, and item, quantity", we input value from the user-end and use the while loop, which uses the if block to check the "item and quantity" value from the user end and print its respective value.
