Using C++

In statistics, the mode of a set of values is the value that occurs most often. Write a program that determines how many pieces of pie most people eat in a year. Set up a dynamically-allocated integer array that can hold responses from 12 people. For each person, enter the number of pieces they say they eat in a year. Then write a function that finds the mode of those 12 values (this will be the number of pie slices eaten by the most people). The function that finds and returns the mode should accept two arguments, an array of integers, and a value indicating how many elements are in the array.

One possible approach is to sort the array after all responses have been entered. Scan the array, counting the number of times each response occurs consecutively in the array. Print the responses in sorted order to make verification easier.