
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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1. Write a C# program to ask the user for three numbers (a, b, c) and display the result and explain your solution:
1. (a+b)*c/(f-k%l)
2. a * c + b*c == (a+b)*c.
2. What is the meaning of these operators, explain your solution?
1. &=
2. ||=
3. >>=
4. <<=
3. Using If statement and switch case to Create Restaurant Menu like the following Image.
- You need to prompt user to enter their user name and password if it is valid he can display the menu and choose the option if not let the user know he can’t access the Menu.

Transcribed Image Text:-MENU--
(1) Chicken Biryani
(2) Chicken Palao
(3)
(4) Chicken Burgar
(5) Nawabi Pizza
(6) 2.5 Litre Coke
$2 only.
$1.5 only.
$2.5 only.
$1 only.
$4.5 only.
$1.75 only.
Chinese Rice
Please select the order number: 1
Please enter the number of deals: 3
Order : Chicken Biryani.
Number of deals : 3
Price of each deal: $2 only.
Total price : $6 only.
THANK YOU FOR COMING
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