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C++ = Write a program that will ask user with four possible answers. The question should be asked 5 times. After the input is gathered, the program should output the number of times each question was selected.

Write a program that will ask user with four possible answers. The question should be asked 5 times. After the input is gathered, the program should output the number of times each question was selected.

Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
  
  int ques1=0,ques2=0,ques3=0,ques4=0,num=0;
  cout<<"Enter the no: of desired question "<<endl;
  cout<<"Press 1 for question 1 "<<endl;
  cout<<"Press 2 for question 2 "<<endl;
  cout<<"Press 3 for question 3 "<<endl;
  cout<<"Press 4 for question 4 "<<endl;
  
  cout<<endl;
  for (int i=1;i<=5;i++)
  {
  cout<<"Enter no: of Question = ";
  cin>>num;
  if (num==1)
  {
  ques1=ques1+1;
  }
  else if (num==2)
  {
  ques2+=1;
  }
    else if (num==3)
    {
    ques3+=1;
}
    else if (num==4)
{
ques4+=1;
  }  
    else 
    {
    cout<<"Invalid Entry "<<endl;
}

  }
    cout<<"Number of times you enter question 1 is "<<ques1<<endl;
    cout<<"Number of times you enter question 2 is "<<ques2<<endl;
    cout<<"Number of times you enter question 3 is "<<ques3<<endl;
    cout<<"Number of times you enter question 4 is "<<ques4<<endl;

return 0;

}

Result:



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