Question

Instructions CheckZips.cs + >_ Terminal Write a program named CheckZips that is used by a package delivery service to check delivery areas. 1 using static System.Console; 2 class CheckZips 3 { 4 static void Main() 5 { 6 string[] zips = {"12789", "54012", "54481", "54982", "60007", "60103", "60187", "60188", "71244", "90210"}; CheckZips.cs(10,8): error CS002 9: Cannot implicitly convert ty pe 'string' to 'string[]' CheckZips.cs(18,5): error CS001 9: Operator '==' cannot be appl ied to operands of type 'string []' and 'string' Compilation failed: 2 error(s), warnings Cannot open assembly 'CheckZips .exe': No such file or director y. 8 Write("Please enter zipcode: "); The program contains an array that holds the 10 zip codes of areas to which the company makes deliveries. (Note that this array is created for you and does not need to be changed.) 10 zips = ReadLine(); 11 Prompt a user to enter a zip code, and display a message indicating whether the zip code is in the company's delivery area. 12 bool found = false; 13 14 for (int x = 0; x < zips.Length; ++x) 15 16 { 17 18 if (zips == zips[x]) 19 For example if the user enters a zip code in the array, such as 60007, the

Answer 1

Use a different variable name say zipcode instead of zips for the zipcode you are prompting the user to enter.

You are using the same variable names for the set of zipcodes as well as for the variable to store the user inputted zipcode.

To make it clear change the variable name zips on line # 10, 18, 22, 35. On line 18 the one on the left side of the ==