write a program in c++. You work for a box company, and have been asked to write a program to compare costs for two boxes. The first box is 2 x4x2, and the second box is 3x5x1. The cost to make the box is $0.23 per cubic foot, and the company will sell the box for $0.50 per cubic foot. Write a program that displays a table comparing the two boxes. Include dimensions, volume, cost, charge, and profit (charge - cost). The program should: • contain header comments as shown in class • display a "hello" message (better than what is shown below!) • use constants for costing and charging • display table column headers (see sample output) • display length, width, height, volume, cost, charge, and profit for each box • currency values should be formatted to 2 decimal places • all table columns must be right-aligned, and decimals must line up • display a "goodbye" message before exiting the program SAMPLE OUTPUT Hello, welcome to my program. LW H VOLUME (S)COST ($)CHARGE ($)PROFIT 44 4 64 14.72 32.00 17.28 112 2 0.46 1.00 0.54 Exiting program. Goodbye.

write a program in c++. You work for a box company, and have been asked to write a program to compare costs for two boxes. The first box is 2 x4x2, and the second box is 3x5x1. The cost to make the box is $0.23 per cubic foot, and the company will sell the box for $0.50 per cubic foot. Write a program that displays a table comparing the two boxes. Include dimensions, volume, cost, charge, and profit (charge - cost). The program should: • contain header comments as shown in class • display a "hello" message (better than what is shown below!) • use constants for costing and charging • display table column headers (see sample output) • display length, width, height, volume, cost, charge, and profit for each box • currency values should be formatted to 2 decimal places • all table columns must be right-aligned, and decimals must line up • display a "goodbye" message before exiting the program SAMPLE OUTPUT Hello, welcome to my program. LW H VOLUME (S)COST ($)CHARGE ($)PROFIT 44 4 64 14.72 32.00 17.28 112 2 0.46 1.00 0.54 Exiting program. Goodbye.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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