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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
7th Edition
ISBN:9780133594140
Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet
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Question 1 a. Display the following CALCULATION OF VOLUMES [CHOICE] [SHAPE] 1 Cuboid 2 Sphere 3 Cylinder 4 Exit Enter your choice-> b. The user has to input the choice. Display the appropriate message when the user enters an invalid input. c. Based on the choice entered, get the data required from user and display the volume of the shape chosen. d. The program will loop again start from step 1. The process will only stop when the user enters choice 4 (The program will remain to loop if the enter choice is not 4). e. After the program exit from the loop, display the total_volume and average for all the shape that have been calculated in the program. f. End the program by giving closing message to the user. II
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 a. Display the following CALCULATION OF VOLUMES [CHOICE] [SHAPE] 1 Cuboid 2 Sphere 3 Cylinder 4 Exit Enter your choice-> b. The user has to input the choice. Display the appropriate message when the user enters an invalid input. c. Based on the choice entered, get the data required from user and display the volume of the shape chosen. d. The program will loop again start from step 1. The process will only stop when the user enters choice 4 (The program will remain to loop if the enter choice is not 4). e. After the program exit from the loop, display the total_volume and average for all the shape that have been calculated in the program. f. End the program by giving closing message to the user. II
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use while(1) for infinite loop and use break condition when you want to come out of loop. 

Also use continue when you want to repeat loop without continuing code forware. 

 

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