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// Airline.cpp - This program determines if an airline passenger is  // eligible for a 25% discount.  #include  #include  using namespace std; int main()  {    string passengerFirstName = ""; // Passenger's first name    string passengerLastName = "";  // Passenger's last name    int passengerAge = 0;     // Passenger's age    // This is the work done in the housekeeping() function    cout << "Enter passenger's first name: ";    cin >> passengerFirstName;    cout << "Enter passenger's last name: ";    cin >> passengerLastName;    cout << "Enter passenger's age: ";    cin >> passengerAge;       // This is the work done in the detailLoop() function      // Test to see if this customer is eligible for a 25% discount             // This is the work done in the endOfJob() function    return 0;

// Airline.cpp - This program determines if an airline passenger is  // eligible for a 25% discount.  #include  #include  using namespace std; int main()  {    string passengerFirstName = ""; // Passenger's first name    string passengerLastName = "";  // Passenger's last name    int passengerAge = 0;     // Passenger's age    // This is the work done in the housekeeping() function    cout << "Enter passenger's first name: ";    cin >> passengerFirstName;    cout << "Enter passenger's last name: ";    cin >> passengerLastName;    cout << "Enter passenger's age: ";    cin >> passengerAge;       // This is the work done in the detailLoop() function      // Test to see if this customer is eligible for a 25% discount             // This is the work done in the endOfJob() function    return 0;

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design
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// Airline.cpp - This program determines if an airline passenger is 
// eligible for a 25% discount. 

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main() 
{
   string passengerFirstName = ""; // Passenger's first name
   string passengerLastName = "";  // Passenger's last name
   int passengerAge = 0;     // Passenger's age

   // This is the work done in the housekeeping() function
   cout << "Enter passenger's first name: ";
   cin >> passengerFirstName;
   cout << "Enter passenger's last name: ";
   cin >> passengerLastName;
   cout << "Enter passenger's age: ";
   cin >> passengerAge;
  
   // This is the work done in the detailLoop() function  
   // Test to see if this customer is eligible for a 25% discount
        
   // This is the work done in the endOfJob() function
   return 0;
} 
2 CENGAGE MINDTAP Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements in C++ Making Multiple Comparisons in Airline.c Decision Statements 1// Ai 2// el Study Tools should be offered and when a discount should not be 4 #incl ers offered. s #incl 6 using ons 4. Be sure to include output statements telling whether or 7 int = cess Tips not the customer is eligible for a discount. 9 st 5. Execute the program by clicking the Run button and enter cess Tips st in 10 the following as input, and verify the outputs are correct: 11 DR YOU 12 13 Customer Name: Will Moriarty 14 Custoner Age : 11 15 ci Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 16 co 17 ci fferent Points 18 coD 19 cir Customer Name: James Chung 20 21 Custoner Age : 64 22 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 23 pack 24 // ret 26) 25 Custoner Nane: Darlene Sanchez 27 Customer Age : 75 Passenger is eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: Ray Sanchez Customer Age : 60 Passenger is not eligible for a discount Custoner Name: Tommy Sanchez Customer Age 6 Passenger is eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: Amy Patel Custoner Age 8 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 0耳 ヨ令
Transcribed Image Text:2 CENGAGE MINDTAP Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements in C++ Making Multiple Comparisons in Airline.c Decision Statements 1// Ai 2// el Study Tools should be offered and when a discount should not be 4 #incl ers offered. s #incl 6 using ons 4. Be sure to include output statements telling whether or 7 int = cess Tips not the customer is eligible for a discount. 9 st 5. Execute the program by clicking the Run button and enter cess Tips st in 10 the following as input, and verify the outputs are correct: 11 DR YOU 12 13 Customer Name: Will Moriarty 14 Custoner Age : 11 15 ci Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 16 co 17 ci fferent Points 18 coD 19 cir Customer Name: James Chung 20 21 Custoner Age : 64 22 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 23 pack 24 // ret 26) 25 Custoner Nane: Darlene Sanchez 27 Customer Age : 75 Passenger is eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: Ray Sanchez Customer Age : 60 Passenger is not eligible for a discount Custoner Name: Tommy Sanchez Customer Age 6 Passenger is eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: Amy Patel Custoner Age 8 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. 0耳 ヨ令
Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements in C++ Airline, Making Multiple Comparisons in 1// F Decision Statements 2//e and Study Tools 4 #inc Summary Offers 5 #inc 6 usir In this lab, you complete a partially written C++ program for an airline that offers a 25 percent discount to passengers who ptions 7 int uccess Tips are 6 years old or younger and the same discount to who are 65 years old or older. The program passengers 18 uccess Tips should request a passenger's name and age and then print 12 OFOR YOU whether the passenger is eligible or not eligible for a discount. 13 14 Instructions 15 16 1. Ensure the file named Airline.cpp is open in the code 17 Different Points 18 editor. 19 20 2. Variables have been declared and initialized for you, and 21 the input statements have been written. Read them [22 carefully before you proceed to the next step. 23, edback 24 3. Design the logic deciding whether to use AND or OR logic. 25 26} Write the decision statement to identify when a discount 27 should be offered and when a discount should not be offered. 4. Be sure to include output statements telling whether or not the customer is eligible for a discount. 5. Execute the program by clicking the Run button and enter the following as input, and verify the outputs are correct: Customer Nane: Will Moriarty Custoner Age : 11 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: James Chung Customer Age 64 Passenger is not eligible for a discount.
Transcribed Image Text:Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements in C++ Airline, Making Multiple Comparisons in 1// F Decision Statements 2//e and Study Tools 4 #inc Summary Offers 5 #inc 6 usir In this lab, you complete a partially written C++ program for an airline that offers a 25 percent discount to passengers who ptions 7 int uccess Tips are 6 years old or younger and the same discount to who are 65 years old or older. The program passengers 18 uccess Tips should request a passenger's name and age and then print 12 OFOR YOU whether the passenger is eligible or not eligible for a discount. 13 14 Instructions 15 16 1. Ensure the file named Airline.cpp is open in the code 17 Different Points 18 editor. 19 20 2. Variables have been declared and initialized for you, and 21 the input statements have been written. Read them [22 carefully before you proceed to the next step. 23, edback 24 3. Design the logic deciding whether to use AND or OR logic. 25 26} Write the decision statement to identify when a discount 27 should be offered and when a discount should not be offered. 4. Be sure to include output statements telling whether or not the customer is eligible for a discount. 5. Execute the program by clicking the Run button and enter the following as input, and verify the outputs are correct: Customer Nane: Will Moriarty Custoner Age : 11 Passenger is not eligible for a discount. Customer Nane: James Chung Customer Age 64 Passenger is not eligible for a discount.
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