1. Start your programming environment and create a new project named ABCCS1.
Depending on your environment, if the file was not created already, then create a source file and save it as, or name it exercise.cpp
2. Set the file’s content as follows (A-1):
Example of (A-1)
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { unsigned short shirts; unsigned short pants; unsigned short dresses; unsigned short ties; cout << " -=- ABC Cleaning Services -=-\n"; cout << "Enter number of shirts: "; cin >> shirts; cout << "Enter number of pants: "; cin >> pants; cout << "Enter number of dresses: "; cin >> dresses; cout << "Enter number of ties: "; cin >> ties; cout << "\n===================================="; cout << "\n-=- ABC Cleaning Services -=-"; cout << "\n===================================="; cout << "\nCustomer Order" << "\nItem Type Qty" << "\nShirts: " << shirts << "\nPants: " << pants << "\nDresses: " << dresses << "\nTies: " << ties << "\n\n"; return 0; }
3. Execute the application and perform the exercise. Here is an example (A-2):
Example of (A-2)
-=- ABC Cleaning Services -=- Enter number of shirts: 6 Enter number of pants: 2 Enter number of dresses: 3 Enter number of ties: 4 ==================================== -=- ABC Cleaning Services -=- ==================================== Customer Order Item Type Qty Shirts: 6 Pants: 2 Dresses: 3 Ties: 4
4. Return to your programming environment
Discussion
No comments for “Practical Learning: Using Short Integer Variables”