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Chapter 3, Problem 7P
Program Plan Intro

Estimate of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)

Program plan:

  • • Include necessary header files.
  • • Declare the class “BAC”.
  • • Define the “main()” function.
    • ○ Declare and initialize the necessary variables.
    • ○ Create object for the method “Scanner()” to get the input.
    • ○ Get the inputs from the user.
    • ○ Use formula to calculate the blood alcohol content of a person.
    • ○ The “if” statement check the condition.
      • ■ If the condition is true then, print a message “Legally intoxicated”.
    • ○ Otherwise, print a message “Not legally intoxicated”.

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