Module 6 - Lab - Car Lot

 Objective

In this lab assignment, you will create a C++ program that uses parallel arrays to store car names and their respective Miles Per Gallon (MPG) values. You will implement a function called displayCarDetails that takes both arrays as arguments and outputs the car details, including whether it is "Economical" or a "Gas Guzzler" based on its fuel consumption.

Requirements:

1. Create a C++ program that contains the following functions:
   a. void displayCarDetails(string[], double[], int): This function takes two parallel arrays (cars and mpg) and their size as input. It displays the car details, including car name, MPG, and whether it is "Economical" or a "Gas Guzzler" based on its MPG value.

2. Pre-populate two parallel arrays with 5 elements each:
   a. cars[]: This string array will hold the names of 5 cars (e.g., "Car A", "Car B", etc.).
   b. mpg[]: This double array will hold the MPG values of the corresponding cars.

3. Use the displayCarDetails function to output the car details.

4. The program should calculate whether a car is "Economical" or a "Gas Guzzler" based on the following rule:

   • If the MPG is greater than 30.0, the car is considered "Economical."

   • Otherwise, the car is considered a "Gas Guzzler."

Sample Output:

Note: In this lab assignment, the program uses pre-populated parallel arrays with car names and their respective MPG values. The displayCarDetails function takes care of determining whether each car is "Economical" or a "Gas Guzzler" based on its MPG value.

Please format the results similar to the above.

Challange (optional): Create a function that returns the Average MPG of all the cars (extra 15 points)

Deliverable

Upload the following:

1. Full source code (.cpp file or .txt file)

2. Screenshot of the Console with the code executing