Write an algorithm in pseudocode for the following problem: Write a program that reads a series of daily high temperatures from the keyboard and then prints to the screen the number of days that each high was achieved. • Assume that the temperatures will fall between -40 and 110, inclusive. ● • You'll print the temperature and then the number of days for each temperature that was the high at least once. So your output will be in two columns. The key to this is that you'll have an array where the indices of the array represent the temperatures and the contents are the number of days where that temperature was the high. You will be implementing this program in lab, so think it through carefully.

Write an algorithm in pseudocode for the following problem: Write a program that reads a series of daily high temperatures from the keyboard and then prints to the screen the number of days that each high was achieved. • Assume that the temperatures will fall between -40 and 110, inclusive. ● • You'll print the temperature and then the number of days for each temperature that was the high at least once. So your output will be in two columns. The key to this is that you'll have an array where the indices of the array represent the temperatures and the contents are the number of days where that temperature was the high. You will be implementing this program in lab, so think it through carefully.

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