Chapter 1, Problem 10PE

Write a program that asks the user for a Celsius temperature. Convert Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit temperatures.   The formula is F = (9/5) * Celsius + 32 F is the Fahrenheit temperature and C is the Celsius temperature.   Create a display that will show the Celsius temperature and its equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. You should ask the user to enter the value for Celsius.   Do not allow the user to enter a value less than -50 or higher than 100. If so, the program should end.   Note: the numbers 9, 5, and 32 in the formula are integers and should be assigned to respective variables.    There are three screenshots for you to use to verify your output (there should also be a check that you have not entered a number less than -50)

Please use Visual Studio or Xcode to create a program that asks user giving you the amount of money customer has spent, your program will determine how much percent of discount the customer will receive: If the amount is more than $300, the discount is 30%; If the amount is more than $200 but less than $300, the discount is 20%; If the amount is more than $100 but less than $200, the discount is 10%; If the amount is less than $100, the discount is 5%; Based on the inputted amount value, your program will print out.  the discount percent,  the discount amount, the invoice total  You will be using C++ for this program

Please use Visual Studio or Xcode to create a program that asks user giving you the amount of money customer has spent, your program will determine how much percent of discount the customer will receive: If the amount is more than $300, the discount is 30%; If the amount is more than $200 but less than $300, the discount is 20%; If the amount is more than $100 but less than $200, the discount is 10%; If the amount is less than $100, the discount is 5%; Based on the inputted amount value, your program will print out the discount amount . using C++

Write a program that asks the user for an integer Celsius temperature. Convert Celsius temperatures to Fahrenheit temperatures.   The formula is     F is the Fahrenheit (and should be shown as a number with 2 decimal places) temperature and C is the Celsius temperature.   Create a display that will show the Celsius temperature and its equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. You should ask the user to enter the value for Celsius.   Note: the numbers 9, 5, and 32 in the formula are integers and should be assigned to respective variables. You MUST use static casting as part of this solution.

In visual studio please answer For 1-4, Using a For…Next, Do While, or Do Until Loops, create the following loops.   1. Print all integer values from 0 to 10     2. Print all the odd numbers from 1 to 100     3. Print all the even numbers from 2 to 50     4. Print out every other odd number from 1 to a user specifiable upper limit (inclusive)

Read the two sides of a rectangle and calculate its area  draw flowcharts

Create a flowchart that will accept two integers X and Y. If X is greater than Y, it will compute for the difference between X and Y. If X is less than Y, it will compute for the product of X and Y. Otherwise, it will compute for the sum of X and Y. Display the values of X,Y, and the answer.

Create a flowchart that asks the user to any number (num). These number can either be odd or even.  If the number is even, count how many even numbers were inputted and stop until such time that the user inputted 0.   For example: Input any positive number – 3 Input any positive number – 6 Input any positive number – 2 Input any positive number – 1 Input any positive number – 8 Input any positive number – 0 The total number of even numbers = 3

****Microsoft Visual Studios (C++)**** Write a program that will do the following: Run continuously until the user gives a command to quit Ask the user if they want to calculate the area of a circle, square, or triangle. Based on response will ask the user for the appropriate quantities then display the area to the user.