Super Scores I am sure all of you know about SAT Superscore. Superscoring is the process by which colleges consider the highest section scores across all the dates a student took the SAT. Rather than confining the scores to one particular date, this approach will take the student's highest section scores, forming the highest possible composite score. Let us solve a generic problem here. Let us start with a sample input and output 2 3
700 800 775 775 800 700 800 800 1600
First line of input specifies 2 sections and 3 takes for this student. So, we need to find the best score for each section across all the test takes & output the best section scores and the corresponding total - next 3 lines show the scores for each section for each take - For this sample input/output, student got 800 in both sections, so the final total is 1600 Your program should be generic to handle any # of sections and any # of takes 2591421130838 5 int main() 6 int nursections, nuntakes, naxScores; cin >> nun sections >> nuntakes; 9 maxScores - new int [numSections); //dynamic memory allocation of arnay! 10 11 // initialize the array 12 for(int 1-e; Icnum Sections; i++) 13 maxScores[1] - ; 14 15 //CODE HERE 16 17 1/output the max score for each section and compute & output total too. 18 int total -e; 19 for(int 1-e; Icnum Sections; 1.) { 20 cout << maxScores[1] << **; 21 total + maxScores[i]; 22 ) 23 cout << total; 24 ) I