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Before we start, did you try solving the workbook yourself?

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If not, please click the link in the resources folder and follow the instructions for this workbook.

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Welcome to Workbook 6.8.

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Task one is to create an array that can store these string elements.

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So we'll start with that, an array that can store elements of type strings.

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What should we call it?

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How about just apples is equal to.

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The following values.

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All right.

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Create another area that stores the price of each apple.

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Simple enough, that should be double.

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An array that can store elements of type double.

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Apparently I can't type.

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Prices is equal to.

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All right.

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Task two is to use a four loop to print each apple and its price.

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This is very simple because they both have the same length of three, so you can use either length to

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set your condition in the for loop.

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It doesn't matter.

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So four and is equal to zero.

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Heck, let's just say it is smaller than three plus plus.

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You could have said here applesauce at length or you could have said prices length.

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It doesn't really matter.

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Let's go with three.

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Actually, we've been given this print statement to be used in a for loop.

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How convenient.

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Here we print the apple at index I.

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I should say, apples.

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And here we print the price at index I.

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Prices.

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All right.

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I think we are done.

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Let's visualize the runtime.

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My favorite part of every solution video.

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Okay, So here we've got two arrays, both of them with three elements.

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Our for loop is going to start at I equaling zero.

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The apple at Index zero is gala, which has a price of 199.

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Splendid.

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I A-plus plus is going to increase I to one.

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So in our second run I equals one.

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The apple at index one is Granny Smith, which is worth a dollar 49.

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Now A-plus plus increases I to two.

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The apple at Index two is a macintosh, which equals a price of $1.29.

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And now I plus plus increases I to three three is not smaller than three so the loop breaks.

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And that's it.

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Same output has learned the part.

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That means we are good.

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I hope you enjoyed yet again another break point session.