Worksheet #8 - Arrays In this worksheet, you will practice using dynamic arrays! In this worksheet, we'll build a quiz storage and averaging system! 1) Begin with the code written for worksheet #7 using static arrays. By the end of that code, you have a system which can read in 5-6 quiz scores and their max points. Using this you can compute percentages of a single score or the total. 2) Change the declaration of the arrays to be dynamic. Test your code and make sure you can still do everything you could do in worksheet #7. 3) Now, instead of using a const int for the size of your array, remove the keyword const. Prompt the user to ask how many quizzes they have taken. Read the console input into your array size variable! Test and run your program. It should work flawlessly if you were using good programming practice. That's it! 4) If you've completed this early, try the hangman game on the website. An example test run to the system might look like: --------------- How Many Quizzes Do You Have? 5 Enter 5 Achieved Quiz Scores 3 4 7 5 9 Enter the 5 Maximum Quiz Scores 8 5 9 7 10 Which Quiz Score Would you like to know the grade? (1-5): 3 Your score on Quiz #3 was 7/9 or 77.7778% Your overall average is 71.7949% --------------- --- Don't forget to work on your final project! The next final project worksheet is also posted.