Write a program that tracks how much calorie the user burns in total in a day and reports if the daily target is reached or not. The program will keep reading double values, each representing calories burned during an individual activity within a day (calorieBurned) until either the user enters 0 or the daily target of 1800 calories is met. If the user enters 0, the program should print total calories burned as a double. Otherwise, the program should notify the user has reached the daily target by printing the text "Target is reached in", followed by the number of activities given as an int, and finally printing the text " activity(ies)". NOTE: YOU MUST use a repetitive statement in this question. NOTE: Each calorieBurned value will be given as a non-negative value. You do NOT need to check this. Input 50 504.32 0 300 500 900 600 Output 1000 500 300 Target is reached in 2 activity(ies) 554.32 Target is reached in 4 activity(ies)

Write a program that tracks how much calorie the user burns in total in a day and reports if the daily target is reached or not. The program will keep reading double values, each representing calories burned during an individual activity within a day (calorieBurned) until either the user enters 0 or the daily target of 1800 calories is met. If the user enters 0, the program should print total calories burned as a double. Otherwise, the program should notify the user has reached the daily target by printing the text "Target is reached in", followed by the number of activities given as an int, and finally printing the text " activity(ies)". NOTE: YOU MUST use a repetitive statement in this question. NOTE: Each calorieBurned value will be given as a non-negative value. You do NOT need to check this. Input 50 504.32 0 300 500 900 600 Output 1000 500 300 Target is reached in 2 activity(ies) 554.32 Target is reached in 4 activity(ies)

Database System Concepts

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

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