Lunch Program

Jan 30, 2022

Objectives in Practice:

• Develop, compile, and run a C++ program that requires the use of C++ variables and if, if / else, if / else if statements, conditional operators, and/or switch statements.

• Transfer a program to the Unix server, use the G++ compiler to compile a program and execute a c++ program that you have written.

The Instructions That Were Given for the Project:

• Write a C++ program that asks the user the questions from the Deciding What to Have for Lunch flow chart and displays the appropriate message to the user.

Deciding What to Have for Lunch

+++++++++++++++++           _____          +++++++++++++         _____
| How much time |         /       \        | Do I have |       /       \
|  do I have?   |   -->  |  A lot  |  -->  |   bread?  |  --> |   Yes   |
+++++++++++++++++         \_______/        +++++++++++++       \_______/
        |                                        |                 |
     _______                                   _____         ==============
   /   Not   \                               /       \       |   Make a   |
  |   Much    |                             |   No    |      |  sandwich! |
   \_________/                               \_______/       ==============
        |                                        |
=================           _____          +++++++++++++         _____
|  Better throw |         /       \        | Do I have |       /       \
|  somthing in  |        |   Yes   |  <--  |  lettuce? |  --> |   No    |
| the microwave |         \_______/        +++++++++++++       \_______/
=================             |                                    |
                         ===========                        ================
                         |  Make a |                        | Better go to |
                         |  salad  |                        |  the store!  |
                         ===========                        ================

1. The user should be prompted to ask the first questions in the diamond on the flow chart and asked to respond with

    a Y or y for Yes and

    a N or n for No

    or

    a A or a for A lot and

    a B or b for Not much

    (depending upon the question).

• If the user enters a valid option the corresponding path on the flow chart is followed.

• Otherwise, the user is told that they entered invalid data and asked to run the program again.

2. Once you reach the end of the path on the flow chart, the message at the end is displayed to the user and the program ends.

Other Requirements:

• Follow the course coding standards outlined in Coding Standards_ (COP3363 Introduction to Programming in C++ for Majors).docx (Coding Standards) .

• Include the basic header in your program Header for Assignments.docx (Required Header Template) , and print a welcome message to the user.

• Valid input validation response on each question asked

• Properly nested conditionals

• Include comments in your code as required

How to Run the Program:

• Use g++ Lunch.cpp -o Lunch.exe and then Lunch.exe in a Linux terminal to compile and run.