Question

Goals: Practicing functions and parameter types. Problem: You are to create a program that will aid in a farmer in monitoring the amount of corn to feed livestock each week. There is a template named "Labs1-5template.cpp" posted on Canvas which you should download and complete. Follow the instructions given in the template and follow the assignment guidelines for the course. Do not use global variables and do not use the same variable name in multiple functions. Your finished code should contain 2 functions in addition to main. One function will be used to check that the user entered a value between 0 and 10000 (including 0 and 10000) for the amount of corn in kilograms picked that week. This function should accept 4 parameters: the value representing amount of corn in kilograms entered by the user, what this value stands for, i.e. the amount of corn in kilograms, the maximum amount of corn in kilograms that is valid, and the minimum amount of corn in kilograms that is valid. You should assume the user enters an integer value for the amount of corn in kilograms. This function should return a value that is valid to the function call. This function should be written that so it could be copied and used in other programs. The second function should accept parameters as needed and determine how many bags, lots, and pallets, of cor were produced as well as how much unpackaged corn is left over. A bag contains 20 kilograms of corn. Ten bags (200 kilograms) are wrapped together to form a lot. Six lots (1200 kilograms) are put on a pallet. To receive full credit, you should use more than 7 assignment statements and no more than 7 arithmetic operators in this function. The number of bags, lots, and pallets, of corn were produced as well as how much unpackaged com is left over should be sent back to main for output The main function should prompt the user to enter the amount of corn in kilograms picked that week as an whole number, call the function to check that the value is valid, call the function to determine the number of pallets, lots, bags, and left over corn was produced, and then output the entered number pallets, lots, bags, and left over corn was produced. For example if the user entered 8125 kilograms of corn the message should be similar to "You picked 8125 kilograms of corn which corresponds to 6 pallets, 4 lots, and 6 bag, with 5 kilograms left over". You do not need to worry about plural singular and may output 0 for the number of a package versus

Answer 1

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#include<iostream>

#include<string>

using namespace std;

int CheckInput(int value, string whatisit, int lowest, int highest);

void calcPackage(int kgs, int &bags, int &lots, int &pallets, int &unpack);

int main(){

int kgs;

cout<<"Enter value for corn produced in kilograms: ";

cin>>kgs;

kgs = CheckInput(kgs, "corn", 0, 10000);

int bags, lots, pallets, unpack;

calcPackage(kgs, bags, lots, pallets, unpack);

cout<<"You picked "<<kgs<<" kilograms of corn which corresponds to "<<pallets<<" pallets, "<<lots<<" lots, and "<<bags<<" bag, with "<<unpack<<" kilograms left over"<<endl;

return 0;

}

int CheckInput(int value, string whatisit, int lowest, int highest){

while(value<lowest || value>highest){

cout<<"The "<<whatisit<<" must be between "<<lowest<<" and "<<highest<<"."<<endl;

cout<<"Enter the "<<whatisit<<" again. ";

cin>>value;

}

return value;

}

void calcPackage(int kgs, int &bags, int &lots, int &pallets, int &unpack){

int available = kgs;

pallets = available/1200;

available = available%1200;

lots = available/200;

available = available%200;

bags = available/20;

unpack = available%20;

}