for the part one I wrote include include include using names

for the part one I wrote

#include <iostream>

#include <cmath>

#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main(void)

{

float a, b, x, y, m, ang, pi;

char c;

cout << \"Enter The coordinates Followed By R/r or P/p :\" <<endl;

cin >> a >> b >> c; //reading the coordinates and character following them

if (c == \'r\' || c == \'R\') //check whether to see the character indicate rectangular coordinates

{

x = a;

y = b;

pi = 3.14159;

//calculate polar coordinates

m = sqrt((x*x) + (y*y));

ang = atan(y / x) * 180 / pi;

if (x < 0 ) //for the adjustment when x is less than 0

{

ang = 180 + ang;

}

//print the cooordinates

cout << \"Rectangular (\" << x << \",\" << y << \")\" << endl;

cout << \"polar coordinates (\" << m << \" & \" << ang << \")\" <<endl;

}

else if (c == \'p\' || c == \'P\') //check if the character represent polar coordinates

{

pi = 3.14159;

m = a;

ang = b ;

//calculate the rectangular coordinates

x = m*cos(ang * pi / 180);

y = m*sin(ang * pi / 180);

//print the coordinates

cout << \"Rectangular (\" << x << \",\" << y << \")\" <<endl;

cout << \"polar coordinates (\" << m << \" @ \" << ang << \")\" <<endl;

}

else //if the input format mismatch print the message to user

cout << \"Illegal input format\";

system(\"pause\");

return (0);

}

And I need help with part two. Thank you.

Could you program this without using float or string?

Thank you.

Program Requirements: Part 1: Polar Rectangular Conversation A location (point) in the two-dimensional Cartesian Coordinate System can be represented in two ways, by its Polar Coordinates or its Rectangular Coordinates. In the Polar Coordinate representation, the location is in the form M 0, where M is the distance from the origin to the point, and e is the angle measured from the X-axis to the point. In the Rectangular Coordinate representation, the location is in the form C. Y) where X and Y are the horizontal and vertical distances from their respective axes (X, Y) M To convert a location from the Polar Coordinates to the Rectangular Coordinates M cos (0) Y M sin (0) To convert a location from the Rectangular Coordinates to the Polar Coordinates. X2 Y 0 tan

Solution

#include <iostream>

#include <cmath>

#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main(void)

{

float a, b, x, y, m, ang, pi;

char c;

cout << \"Enter The coordinates Followed By R/r or P/p :\" <<endl;

cin >> a >> b >> c; //reading the coordinates and character following them

if (c == \'r\' || c == \'R\') //check whether to see the character indicate rectangular coordinates

{

x = a;

y = b;

pi = 3.14159;

//calculate polar coordinates

m = sqrt((x*x) + (y*y));

ang = atan(y / x) * 180 / pi;

if (x < 0 ) //for the adjustment when x is less than 0

{

ang = 180 + ang;

}

//print the cooordinates

cout << \"Rectangular (\" << x << \",\" << y << \")\" << endl;

cout << \"polar coordinates (\" << m << \" & \" << ang << \")\" <<endl;

}

else if (c == \'p\' || c == \'P\') //check if the character represent polar coordinates

{

pi = 3.14159;

m = a;

ang = b ;

//calculate the rectangular coordinates

x = m*cos(ang * pi / 180);

y = m*sin(ang * pi / 180);

//print the coordinates

cout << \"Rectangular (\" << x << \",\" << y << \")\" <<endl;

cout << \"polar coordinates (\" << m << \" @ \" << ang << \")\" <<endl;

}

else //if the input format mismatch print the message to user

cout << \"Illegal input format\";

system(\"pause\");

return (0);

}