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ouble computeRate(int); double computeRate(int, string); int main()  {    int days;    string mealPlan;     string question;    double rate = 0.0;                        cout << "How many days do you plan to stay? " << endl;    cin >> days;    cout << "Do you want a meal plan? Y or N: " << endl;    cin >> question;        // Figure out which arguments to pass to the computeRate() function and    // then call the computeRate() function                      cout << "The rate for your stay is $507" << rate << endl;    cout << "The rate for your stay is $599.94" << rate << endl;    return 0; } // End of main() function       // Write computeRate functions here

ouble computeRate(int); double computeRate(int, string); int main()  {    int days;    string mealPlan;     string question;    double rate = 0.0;                        cout << "How many days do you plan to stay? " << endl;    cin >> days;    cout << "Do you want a meal plan? Y or N: " << endl;    cin >> question;        // Figure out which arguments to pass to the computeRate() function and    // then call the computeRate() function                      cout << "The rate for your stay is $507" << rate << endl;    cout << "The rate for your stay is $599.94" << rate << endl;    return 0; } // End of main() function       // Write computeRate functions here

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
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// Cornwall.cpp - This program computes hotel guest rates.
// Input:  None
// Output:  Hotel guest rate

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

double computeRate(int);
double computeRate(int, string);

int main() 
{
   int days;
   string mealPlan; 
   string question;
   double rate = 0.0;   
                
   cout << "How many days do you plan to stay? " << endl;
   cin >> days;
   cout << "Do you want a meal plan? Y or N: " << endl;
   cin >> question; 
  
   // Figure out which arguments to pass to the computeRate() function and
   // then call the computeRate() function              
   
   cout << "The rate for your stay is $507" << rate << endl;
   cout << "The rate for your stay is $599.94" << rate << endl;

   return 0;
} // End of main() function
  
  
// Write computeRate functions here.
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