/* Exercise 2.3 Calculating volume price of alternative products */
/* The only problem here is to devise a way to determine the price */
/* for the product type. Here I used the product type value to do this. */
#include
int main(void)
{
double total_price = 0.0; /* Total price */
int type = 0; /* Product type */
int quantity = 0; /* Quantity ordered */
const double type1_price = 3.50;
const double type2_price = 5.50;
/* Get the product type */
printf("Enter the type (1 or 2): ");
scanf("%d", &type);
/* Get the order quantity */
printf("Enter the quantity: ");
scanf("%d", &quantity);
/* Calculate the total price */
total_price = quantity*(type1_price + (type-1)*(type2_price-type1_price));
/* Output the area */
printf("The price for %d of type %d is $%.2f\n", quantity, type, total_price);
return 0;
}
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/* Exercise 2.4 Calculating average hourly pay rate */
#include
int main(void)
{
double pay = 0.0; /* Weekly pay in dollars */
double hours = 0.0; /* hours worked */
int dollars = 0; /* Hourly rate - dollars */
int cents = 0; /* ... and cents */
/* Get the Weekly pay */
printf("Enter your weekly pay in dollars: ");
scanf("%lf", &pay);
/* Get the order quantity */
printf("Enter the hours worked: ");
scanf("%lf", &hours);
/* Calculate the average hourly rate - dollars first */
dollars = (int)(pay/hours);
/* to get the cents we can subtract the dollars from the hourly rate */
/* and multiply by 100 to get cents. If we then add 0.5 and convert the result */
/* back to an integer, it will be to the nearest cent. */
cents = (int)(100.0*(pay/hours - dollars) +0.5);
/* Output the average hourly rate */
printf("Your average hourly pay rate is %d dollars and %d cents.\n", dollars, cents);
return 0;
}