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Creation of main method to compute a value and testing the formula
Program Plan:
- Define the main method.
- Declare variables for count of pods, count of peas and total peas.
- Display message to get count of pods.
- Store value for count of pods.
- Display message to get count of peas in pods.
- Store value for count of peas in pods.
- Compute value for total peas by multiplying both input values.
- Display the resultant value of total peas.
Program Description:
The following java program describes about creation of main method to implement a formula for computing value for total peas.
Explanation of Solution
Program:
//Include library
#include<iostream>
//Use namespace
using namespace std;
//Define main method
int main()
{
//Declare variables
int numberOfPods, peasPerPod, totalPeas;
//Define message
cout<<"Press return after entering a number"<<endl;
//Define message
cout<<"Enter the number of pods"<<endl;
//Store value
cin>>numberOfPods;
//Define message
cout<<"Enter the number of peas in a pod"<<endl;
//Store value
cin>>peasPerPod;
//Compute value
totalPeas = numberOfPods*peasPerPod;
//Define message
cout<<"If you have ";
//Define message
cout<<numberOfPods;
//Define message
cout<<" Peas pods"<<endl;
//Define message
cout<<"and ";
//Display message
cout<<peasPerPod;
//Define message
cout<<" Peas in each pod, then"<<endl;
//Define message
cout<<"You have ";
//Display value
cout<<totalPeas;
//Display message
cout<<" Peas in all the pods";
//Pause console window
system("pause");
//Return
return 0;
}
Press return after entering a number
Enter the number of pods
10
Enter the number of peas in a pod
15
If you have 10 Peas pods
and 15 Peas in each pod, then
You have 150 Peas in all the pods
Press any key to continue . . .
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