Paul is a tourist from Germany. He is now in Jordan to visit Petra (one of the seventh wonders in the world) and he wants to go shopping, he has an amount of money from both currencies: Jordanian Din (JOD) and Euro (€). For a given item with a specified price (P) in JOD, write a C++ program to help Mr. Paul to determine if he can buy the item or not. If the answer is "YES", then determine how many: Euros (€) he needs to pay he hasn't enough JODS to buy the item, the remaining number of JODS, and the remaining number Euros (€). Assume the following: 1 JOD = 1.18 Euro (€) 1 Euros (€) = 0.85 JOD A Constraints P>0 5 Input Format Three space-separated real values: Euro, JOD, and P, where : Euro: the number of Euros held by Paul JOD: the number of Jordanian dinars held by Paul P: the item's price in Jordanian Dinar E Output Format See the sample outputs for the required messages.

Paul is a tourist from Germany. He is now in Jordan to visit Petra (one of the seventh wonders in the world) and he wants to go shopping, he has an amount of money from both currencies: Jordanian Din (JOD) and Euro (€). For a given item with a specified price (P) in JOD, write a C++ program to help Mr. Paul to determine if he can buy the item or not. If the answer is "YES", then determine how many: Euros (€) he needs to pay he hasn't enough JODS to buy the item, the remaining number of JODS, and the remaining number Euros (€). Assume the following: 1 JOD = 1.18 Euro (€) 1 Euros (€) = 0.85 JOD A Constraints P>0 5 Input Format Three space-separated real values: Euro, JOD, and P, where : Euro: the number of Euros held by Paul JOD: the number of Jordanian dinars held by Paul P: the item's price in Jordanian Dinar E Output Format See the sample outputs for the required messages.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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