***This must be done in Visual Studio 2010 and use only #include <stdio.h> and #
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***This must be done in Visual Studio 2010 and use only #include <stdio.h> and #include stdafx.h as we use a basic library.***
Write a program to do the following:
Ask the user to enter the number of participants
Use a while loop to ask each participant 3 questions: "Enter the number of calories you ate for breakfast: ", "Enter the number of calories you ate for lunch: ", and "Enter the number of calories you ate for dinner: ". Read in each of these values.
Total the number of calories consumed for the day and print a message to the screen: "You have consumed ## calories today.".
If the total calories is less than or equal to 2000, print another message: "You are within the 2000 calorie limit- good job!" else print "Whoops you are over the calorie limit for the day!".
Don't forget to add a line at the very top: #include "stdafx.h" (needed for Visual Studio software).
Explanation / Answer
I wrote this program for normal console, you can convert into Visual Studio 2010 IDE
Programme:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
char res;
int breakfast,lunch,dinner,total;
printf("Enter the number of calories you ate for breakfast:");
scanf("%d", &breakfast);
printf("Enter the number of calories you ate for lunch:");
scanf("%d", &lunch);
printf("Enter the number of calories you ate for dinner:");
scanf("%d", &dinner);
total=breakfast+lunch+dinner;
printf(" You have consumed %d calories today ", total);
if(total<=2000)
printf(" You are within the 2000 calorie limit- good job! ");
else
printf(" Whoops you are over the calorie limit for the day! ");
return 0;
}
Output:
Enter the number of calories you ate for breakfast: 500
Enter the number of calories you ate for lunch: 1200
Enter the number of calories you ate for dinner:250
You have consumed 1950 calories today
You are within the 2000 calorie limit- good job!
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