In: C Programming
10 Feb 2012The Problem: Every great theme park has a signature roller coaster. In designing a roller coaster, we must decide how many trains of cars need to be placed on the track. It turns out that no more than 25% of the track can be occupied with these trains to adhere to safety regulations. Thus, if [...]
In: C Programming|Windows
20 Dec 2011Question: Create a calorimeter to tell the “user” the pounds lost. It doesn’t ACTUALLY measure the number of calories you burn or the number of calories you ingest. Instead, it makes four assumptions: 1) When walking, you burn 5 calories/minute. 2) When standing in line, you burn 2 calorie/minute. 3) When you are consuming [...]
In: C Programming
19 Dec 2011You will ask the user for the price of the item they are buying, the quantity of the item they are buying, and whether or not the item is a taxed item. The user’s input for the last question will be 0 if the item is NOT taxed, and 1 if it is taxed. The [...]