Problem #3: Write a program that reads the width, height and a character from the user, then calculates the perimeter of the rectangle if the character is 'P' or the area of the rectangle if the character is 'A'. The program should prints 'Wrong character' if the character is different than “P" and 'A'. The program keeps reading values until the user decides to stop. The perimeter of a rectangle; p= 2(w +h). The area of a rectangle; a = w x h. Sample Run: Enter the width and height: 6 6 Enter a character: A The area is 36.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: P The perimeter is 14.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: Y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: C Wrong character Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: Y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: A The area is 12.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: N

Problem #3: Write a program that reads the width, height and a character from the user, then calculates the perimeter of the rectangle if the character is 'P' or the area of the rectangle if the character is 'A'. The program should prints 'Wrong character' if the character is different than “P" and 'A'. The program keeps reading values until the user decides to stop. The perimeter of a rectangle; p= 2(w +h). The area of a rectangle; a = w x h. Sample Run: Enter the width and height: 6 6 Enter a character: A The area is 36.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: P The perimeter is 14.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: Y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: C Wrong character Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: Y Enter the width and height: 3 4 Enter a character: A The area is 12.0 Do you want to continue? [N to stop]: N

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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