QUESTION 4: Write/Read the file QUESTION 5-Use do..while loop to redisplay the menu THIS CODE IS USED TO MANAGE THE MENU TO REDISPLAY AFTER THE PROGRAM COMPLETES ONE ACTION Display the following menu on the screen: MENU 1. Model 1 2. Model 2 3. Model 3 4. Model 4 0. Exit Type a number 1, 2, 3, 4 to select a model: Read the number. Write the switch statement based on the selected number: If selected number = 0: Display "You select Exit" If selected number = 1: Display "You select Model 1" If selected number = 2: Display "You select Model 2" If selected number = 3: Display "You select Model 3" If selected number = 3: Display "You select Model 4" For other number: Display "Invalid Process." After finishing to select one model, re-display the menu to allow users to select other model, until users select O to exit

QUESTION 4: Write/Read the file QUESTION 5-Use do..while loop to redisplay the menu THIS CODE IS USED TO MANAGE THE MENU TO REDISPLAY AFTER THE PROGRAM COMPLETES ONE ACTION Display the following menu on the screen: MENU 1. Model 1 2. Model 2 3. Model 3 4. Model 4 0. Exit Type a number 1, 2, 3, 4 to select a model: Read the number. Write the switch statement based on the selected number: If selected number = 0: Display "You select Exit" If selected number = 1: Display "You select Model 1" If selected number = 2: Display "You select Model 2" If selected number = 3: Display "You select Model 3" If selected number = 3: Display "You select Model 4" For other number: Display "Invalid Process." After finishing to select one model, re-display the menu to allow users to select other model, until users select O to exit

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

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