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Create the Following Menu in a loop so the menu will continually show until the

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Question

Create the Following Menu in a loop so the menu will continually show until the user chooses to exit.

Add a value returning function to menu option 1 and menu option 2.   This means that you will create two functions: an add function and a multiply function. The functions will receive two doubles and return a double.

            The following is code I have written to complete this assignment. When entering option 3 after entering option 1 or 2, it does not exit from the program. Also, the menu is appended instead of deleting everything and displaying the original menu.

#include <iostream>

#include <iomanip>

#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int options ();

int option1 ();

int option2 ();

int option3 ();

double addition (double num1, double num2);

double multiplication (double num1, double num2);

int main()

{         

    int option = 0;

            cout << "1. Add" << endl;

            cout << "2. Multiply" << endl;

            cout << "3. Exit" << endl;

           

            cout << "Enter option 1 for addition, option 2 for multiplication, or option 3 to exit"

            " Enter an option: ";

            cin >> option;

           

            switch (option)

            {

                       

            case 1:option1;

            int option1 ();

{

            double num1 = 0;

            double num2 = 0;

//          void int key = 0;

           

            cout << " Enter a number: ";

            cin >> num1;

           

            cout<< " Enter a second number: ";

            cin >> num2;

           

            double sum = addition(num1, num2);

           

            cout << " Sum is: " << sum <<endl;

            cout << "Press any key to continue: ";

//          cin >> key;

            system("cls");

}

            break;

           

            case 2: option2;

            int option2 ();

{

            double num1 = 0;

            double num2 = 0;

cout << " Enter a number:";

cin >> num1;

cout << " Enter a second number: ";

cin >> num2;

double product = multiplication(num1, num2);

           

cout << " Product is: " << product << endl;

system("cls");

}

            break;

            case 3: option3;

            int option3();

            {

return 0;

}

            break;

            default:

                        cout << " Invalid number entered: ";

}

//

//do {main();}

//while (option < 3);

}

double addition(double num1, double num2)

{

            return num1 + num2;

}

double multiplication(double num1, double num2)

{

            return num1*num2;

}

Explanation / Answer

I have made only few changes.

1. Added a separate function to clear screen for both WINDOWS and LINUX.

2. Uncommented your do while loop, it works fine.

3, Used exit(0) in option3() function and also included <cstdlib> accordingly.

Please have a look...

#include <iostream>

#include <iomanip>

#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

#include <cstdlib>

#define LINUX 1

int options ();

int option1 ();

int option2 ();

int option3 ();

double addition (double num1, double num2);

double multiplication (double num1, double num2);


void console_clear_screen() {
    #ifdef WINDOWS
   system("cls");
      #endif
    #ifdef LINUX
      system("clear");
      #endif
}


int main()

{       

    int option = 0;
      
            cout << "1. Add" << endl;

            cout << "2. Multiply" << endl;

            cout << "3. Exit" << endl;

         

            cout << "Enter option 1 for addition, option 2 for multiplication, or option 3 to exit"

            " Enter an option: ";

            cin >> option;

         

            switch (option)

            {

                     

            case 1:option1;

            int option1 ();

{

            double num1 = 0;

            double num2 = 0;

//          void int key = 0;

         

            cout << " Enter a number: ";

            cin >> num1;

         

            cout<< " Enter a second number: ";

            cin >> num2;

         

            double sum = addition(num1, num2);

         
   console_clear_screen();


            cout << " Sum is: " << sum <<endl <<endl <<endl;

            cout << "Press any key to continue: ";

//          cin >> key;


}

            break;

         

            case 2: option2;

            int option2 ();

{

            double num1 = 0;

            double num2 = 0;

cout << " Enter a number:";

cin >> num1;

cout << " Enter a second number: ";

cin >> num2;

double product = multiplication(num1, num2);

         
console_clear_screen();

cout << " Product is: " << product << endl <<endl <<endl;

}

            break;

            case 3: option3;

            int option3();

            {
console_clear_screen();
std:exit(0);

}

            break;

            default:

                        cout << " Invalid number entered: ";

}

//

do {
   main();
   }while (option < 3);

}

double addition(double num1, double num2)

{

            return num1 + num2;

}

double multiplication(double num1, double num2)

{

            return num1*num2;

}

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