Write C++ program that define an array of strings word as following:-

Question

string Fruits ={"apple", "orange" , "banana",
"grape" , "pear" , "strawberry" ,
"berry" , "peach" , "dates" };
Your program should ask user to enter any kind of fruits, then search in your
array to verify if it's in the list or no. Then print one of the following massages
up to the searching result.
Output samples:-
Enter a kind of fruit and I'll
Search in the Fruit's Array!
apple
apple** is in the Fruits list!**
Enter a kind of fruit and I'll
Search in the Fruit's Array!
Bread
Bread * is not in Fruits list

Answer 1

As a simpler approach, you can use the find() function from <algorithm>

www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/find

And use it like :

if(find(Fruits,Fruits+n,itm)!=Fruits+n)
{
// We found the item in Fruits.
}

Where n = the size of the array, and itm is the item to be found.

Answer 2

you just need to compare the user input to each string in the array.

I would recommend to use std::toupper or std::tolower to disable case sensitive.