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• Part 4: Strings and Arrays
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• Design the solution.
• Use 2 arrays: one for the products, and one for the quantities.
• Use loops to assign values to the arrays.
• Use loops to read and print values from the arrays.
• Reuse the functions that you developed in Week 2 and the customer class that you developed in Week 3. Changes can be done as needed.
• By the end of Week 4, your application should work as follows:
• Ask the customer to enter his or her details (e.g., name, address).
• Print a welcome message that includes the customer’s name.
• Provide a list of available products with descriptions.
• Ask the customer to select products and quantities.
• Save the provided details in arrays.
• Read from the arrays to print the order summary; that is, the products, quantities, and the total price for each product.
• Calculate and print the total price for the order.
• Add comments to your code.
• The Documentation
• Update the project document with a new date and project name.
• Update the previously completed sections based on instructor feedback.
• New content: Strings and Arrays
• Summarize the changes that you implemented.

Discuss how using arrays changes the way that your code is organized.