EP MINDTAPV2.0 FOR MALIK'S C++ PROGRAMM
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Chapter 2, Problem 34SA
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For the program, the inputs that need to be provided are given in the following order:
Input for the variable productName of type string, example, "Biscuits" corresponding to the statement
cin >> productName;
Input for the variable salesTaxRate of type double, example 10.5 corresponding to the first stream extraction operator >> in the statement
cin >> salesTaxRate...
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