DESCRIPTION Using the WHILE loop, Write a program to ask the marital status and age of 6 people. Use if elif inside the loop to count and display the number of people who are "married", "single", "divorced", "seperated". Under each group, count the people in the age group of 20's, 30's, 40s, and above or equal to 50s. You can accomplish this by using nested if elif The program should check for following marital status. "MARRIED" or "married" "SINGLE" or "single" "DIVORCED or "divorced" "SEPARATED" or "separated" If the marital status does not belong to any of the above, displayfthe message: "Sorry ! The marital status does not belong to one of the known statuses"

DESCRIPTION Using the WHILE loop, Write a program to ask the marital status and age of 6 people. Use if elif inside the loop to count and display the number of people who are "married", "single", "divorced", "seperated". Under each group, count the people in the age group of 20's, 30's, 40s, and above or equal to 50s. You can accomplish this by using nested if elif The program should check for following marital status. "MARRIED" or "married" "SINGLE" or "single" "DIVORCED or "divorced" "SEPARATED" or "separated" If the marital status does not belong to any of the above, displayfthe message: "Sorry ! The marital status does not belong to one of the known statuses"

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter5: Control Structures Ii (repetition)

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