b) Show the output of the following code fragment. Then change this if-else-if codes to the switch codes. double a,t; int v,x=2; a=4.5;t=1.09; v=static_cast(0.5*--a*pow (int (t),2)); if (v==1) x+= 5; else if (v==2) x+= 10; else if (v==3) x+= 16; else if (v==4) x+= 20; cout<<"v: "<

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b) Show the output of the following code fragment. Then change this if-else-if codes
to the switch codes.
double a,t;
int v,x=2;
a=4.5;t=1.09;
v=static_cast<int>(0.5*--a*pow (int (t),2));
if (v==1)
x+= 5;
else if (v==2)
x+= 10;
else if (v==3)
x+= 16;
else if (v==4)
x+= 20;
cout<<"v: "<<v<<" x : "<<x<<endl;
Transcribed Image Text:b) Show the output of the following code fragment. Then change this if-else-if codes to the switch codes. double a,t; int v,x=2; a=4.5;t=1.09; v=static_cast<int>(0.5*--a*pow (int (t),2)); if (v==1) x+= 5; else if (v==2) x+= 10; else if (v==3) x+= 16; else if (v==4) x+= 20; cout<<"v: "<<v<<" x : "<<x<<endl;
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