//CPSC 121 Lab 1
//8/22/2017 #include <iostream> using namespace std;//So you don’t need to use “std::”
int main()
{ std::cout << “Hello, world!\n”; return 0;
}
Note the header above
Making Change
Create a program that:
- Asks the user to input a number of cents
- Calculates and displays the number of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies that should be used to reach the value. EX: 67 cents would be 2 quarters, 1 dime, 1 nickel, and 2 pennies
- Calculates and display the total number of coins to be given back, ie 6 coins for above
Hint: The simplest way to solve this involves using the division (/) operator and modulus (%) operator. It helps to use the int data type!
When you’ve completed your assignment, you’re free to ask me to give things a quick looking over. After you’re sure you’re done, submit the .cpp file to Titanium. ***IMPORTANT*** Please name your file <last name><first initial>lab1.cpp , mine, for example, would be MayElab1.cpp . For a partnered submission with John Doe, my submission would be MayE_DoeJlab1.cpp
After you’ve done both of things, then you may leave the lab.
Points:
2 – Documentation, readability, format
1 – Accepts user input
- – Calculating number of coins
- – Output testing
