C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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ISBN: 9781133187844
Author: Bronson, Gary J.
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Chapter 2.1, Problem 13E
(Practice) You’re responsible for planning and arranging the family camping trip this summer. List a set of subtasks to accomplish this task. (Hint: One subtask is selecting the campsite.)
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Assignment3C:
Club Sign-ups! We have a lot of clubs and activities here at KSU, and trying to decide
which one(s) to join can sometimes be overwhelming. For this assignment, you will
develop a program to help people make up their mind between four different clubs. You
will ask the user if they want to be in an indoor or outdoor club, and how much they're
willing to pay in dues (with a cut-off of $5 dues). Using a single IF/ELSE IF/ELSE
statement, create a program that can produce the following output. (Hint: You'll need to
use logical operators like AND to connect two conditions together)
You must call the class Assignment3C and put it in a file called "Assignment3C.java",
"Assignment3C.cs", or "Assignment3C.cpp"
Sample Output #1:
[KSU Club Suggestions]
Do you want an indoor or outdoor club?: Indoor
How much are you willing to pay in dues?: 3.50
You could join the Chess club!
Sample Output #2:
[KSU Club Suggestions ]
Do you want an indoor or outdoor…
Chapter 2 Solutions
C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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