case D:defaut:valoBeverage = true,breakvaldBeverage = faise;(valdBeverage == true)UFcout e "How many cups would you Nke?" << endi;Fill in the code to read in numberI Fill in the code to begin a switch statementN that is controlled by beveragecase a: caseA:cost = number * 1.0cout II This program displays a hot beverage menu and prompts the user toIl make a selection. A switch statement determinesIl which item the user has chosen. A do-while loop repeats untilI/l the user selects item E from the menu.#include #include SITY OFusing namespace std;int main()I Fill in the code to define an integer variable calledIl number, a floating point variable called cost,Il and a character variable called beveragebool validBeverage;cout <« fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2);docout << endl << endi; cout << "Hot Beverage Menu"« endi<< endl; cout << "A: Coffee $1.00" <endi; cout<< "B: Tea S.75"<

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case D: defauit valdeeverage = true: break valdBeverage = faise; (valdBeverage true) cout e "How many cups would you ke?" < endit Fill in the code to read in number OF MI IN Fill in the code to begin a switch statement N that is controlled by beverage case 'a: case A: cost = number * 1.0 cout e "The total cost is S< cost end; break: " Fil in the code to give the case for hot chocolate ($1.25 a cup) W Filin the code to give the case for tea ($0.75 a cup) W Filin the code to give the case for cappuccina ($2.50 a cup) case e: case 'E: cout se " Flease come again" e ena break, defauit cout e l Fill in the code to write a message W indicating an invalid selection. cout Try again please" e endl: ) } Fil in the code to finish the do-while statement with the NAD MIN

case D: defauit valdeeverage = true: break valdBeverage = faise; (valdBeverage true) cout e "How many cups would you ke?" < endit Fill in the code to read in number OF MI IN Fill in the code to begin a switch statement N that is controlled by beverage case 'a: case A: cost = number * 1.0 cout e "The total cost is S< cost end; break: " Fil in the code to give the case for hot chocolate ($1.25 a cup) W Filin the code to give the case for tea ($0.75 a cup) W Filin the code to give the case for cappuccina ($2.50 a cup) case e: case 'E: cout se " Flease come again" e ena break, defauit cout e l Fill in the code to write a message W indicating an invalid selection. cout Try again please" e endl: ) } Fil in the code to finish the do-while statement with the NAD MIN

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter2: Basic Elements Of C++

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