You've been asked by a theater company to create a program for selling tickets to their latest show. Display a menu showing the three types of seating and their prices: Orchestra $100 First Balcony 60 Second Balcony 40 Use a switch decision structure to process the user's choice. Include a default if the user enters and invalid choice. Ask the user how many tickets. Display a message if they enter a number less than one. Display output confirming the number and types of tickets selected. Add a 5% sales tax to their charge. Display their total charge in a sentence, and display a "Enjoy the show!" closing message. Copy your code and paste it below. 圖 Paragraph В I Path: p

You've been asked by a theater company to create a program for selling tickets to their latest show. Display a menu showing the three types of seating and their prices: Orchestra $100 First Balcony 60 Second Balcony 40 Use a switch decision structure to process the user's choice. Include a default if the user enters and invalid choice. Ask the user how many tickets. Display a message if they enter a number less than one. Display output confirming the number and types of tickets selected. Add a 5% sales tax to their charge. Display their total charge in a sentence, and display a "Enjoy the show!" closing message. Copy your code and paste it below. 圖 Paragraph В I Path: p

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter2: Using Data

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2CP

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