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using computer programming c not c+ Using Switch Statements, write a program that displays the following menu for the seat ticket options available to the customer:

• B= Balcony • F= Front • A= Random Seat • R= Rear The user inputs the type of seat and quantity. It finally displays the total charges for the order according to following criteria:

• Balcony = $ 200 • Random Seat = $ 100 • Front = $ 500 • Rear = $ 150

sample output: *** B: Balcony <$200> *** *** F: Front <$ 500> *** *** A: Random Seat < $100> *** *** R: Rear < $150 >*** Please make a choice : R Please enter the number of tickets: 5 You selected Rear Your total is $750

Solution

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
   // your code goes here
   int numtckt,totalcst=0;
   char choice;
   printf(\"\ \ *** B: Balcony <$200> ***\ *** F: Front <$ 500> ***\ *** A: Random Seat < $100> ***\ *** R: Rear < $150 >*** \ \");
   printf(\"\ \ Please make a choice: \");
   scanf(\"%c\",&choice);
   printf(\"\ Please enter the number of tickets: \");
   scanf(\"%d\",&numtckt);
   switch(choice){
       case \'B\':printf(\"\ You selected Balcony Your total is $%d\",(200*numtckt));break;
       case \'F\':printf(\"\ You selected Front Your total is $%d\",(500*numtckt));break;
       case \'A\':printf(\"\ You selected Random Seat Your total is $%d\",(100*numtckt));break;
       case \'R\':printf(\"\ You selected Rear Your total is $%d\",(150*numtckt));break;
       default:printf(\"Worng choice\");break;
   }
  
   return 0;
}

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