Problem #1: Car experts recommend changing your air filter as often as every 6000 miles if the oil's category is A. However, if the category is B, it is recommended to change the filter every 3000 miles. Write a program that reads the oil's category and the car trip miles then does the following: Prints “Wrong category" if the category entered by the user is different than A’ and 'B’. - Prints "You should change your car filter!" if it is time to change the filter according to the category (i.e. when miles are above 6000 for A or miles are above 3000 for B). - If it is not the time to change the filter, the program prints the remaining miles and wishes the driver a safe drive. Sample Run1: Enter oil category: A Enter Trip miles: 5000 You still have 1000 miles. Drive safely Sample Run3: Enter oil category: C Enter Trip miles:9000 Wrong category Sample Run2: Enter oil category: B Enter Trip miles: 3800 You should change your car filter! Sample Run4: Enter oil category: B Enter Trip miles: 2800 You still have 200 miles. Drive safely

Problem #1: Car experts recommend changing your air filter as often as every 6000 miles if the oil's category is A. However, if the category is B, it is recommended to change the filter every 3000 miles. Write a program that reads the oil's category and the car trip miles then does the following: Prints “Wrong category" if the category entered by the user is different than A’ and 'B’. - Prints "You should change your car filter!" if it is time to change the filter according to the category (i.e. when miles are above 6000 for A or miles are above 3000 for B). - If it is not the time to change the filter, the program prints the remaining miles and wishes the driver a safe drive. Sample Run1: Enter oil category: A Enter Trip miles: 5000 You still have 1000 miles. Drive safely Sample Run3: Enter oil category: C Enter Trip miles:9000 Wrong category Sample Run2: Enter oil category: B Enter Trip miles: 3800 You should change your car filter! Sample Run4: Enter oil category: B Enter Trip miles: 2800 You still have 200 miles. Drive safely

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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