Write a C program to select the type of food from the list, then give the quantity you want to buy from Ibri Restaurant. Then display the total price to be paid after adding 2% tax on the customer bill. The program should run as following: Select the food plate or e for Exit .... m Mandi with Meet (2.800) c Chicken Barbeque (8.700) f Fish and Chips (2.500) e Exit The above menu should be repeated until the user select e to Exit the program. If the user select e then you exit and display "Thank You" You should use loops and ladder if else-if.

Write a C program to select the type of food from the list, then give the quantity you want to buy from Ibri Restaurant. Then display the total price to be paid after adding 2% tax on the customer bill. The program should run as following: Select the food plate or e for Exit .... m Mandi with Meet (2.800) c Chicken Barbeque (8.700) f Fish and Chips (2.500) e Exit The above menu should be repeated until the user select e to Exit the program. If the user select e then you exit and display "Thank You" You should use loops and ladder if else-if.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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