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Create a program using pascal to accept the names of Grenada's seven parishes (Carriacou included), number of vaccinated persons, number of unvaccinated persons, and positive cases. The program should calculate and display the total number of vaccinated persons, total unvaccinated persons as well as the total positive cases on the island. Additionally, you are required to calculate and display the parish with the highest number of positive cases

pls help this just keeps showing multiple compiling errors

What I have tried:

loops arrays and many several other methods and none have worked

Posted 21-Feb-23 14:23pm

JackFrost999

Updated 21-Feb-23 18:52pm

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Graeme_Grant 21-Feb-23 20:26pm

Sound like a homework question. You know that we can't see your screen and code here right? Are we supposed to guess what was written?

Dave Kreskowiak 21-Feb-23 20:28pm

Just how do you expect someone to tell you what's wrong with your code if you don't show the code?

Use the "Improve question" button and add the code between <pre> tags.

CPallini 22-Feb-23 2:57am

Show us the code you've written so far. We can try to fix it.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2023-02-21T18:52:00

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