Write a program in C
An international airport offers long term parking at the following rates:
First 60 minutes is free;
61-80 minutes $4;
Each additional 20 minutes $2;
And $18 max. per day (24 hours).
Write a program longterm_parking.c that calculates and prints the charges for parking at the long term parking garage.
1. The user enters the number of total hours and minutes; the program prints the charge.
2. If the input is invalid, print a message and exit the program.
Example input/output:
Enter hours parked: 26
Enter minutes parked: 28
Amount due ($): $34
Example input/output:
Enter hours parked: 50
Enter minutes parked: 2
Amount due ($): $50
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// Include the necessary header files.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
// Definition of the function.
int next_Day_Amt(int mins){
int Amt;
// Check the condition.
if(mins>220)
return 18;
else{
Amt = (mins / 20) * 2 ;
// Check the condition.
if((mins % 20) != 0)
return (Amt+2);
// Return value.
return Amt;
}
}
// Definition of the method.
int Cal_Amt(int Hrs, int mins){
// Declare variables.
int T_mins, Amt;
T_mins = Hrs*60 + mins ;
// Check the condition.
if(T_mins >= 0 && T_mins <= 60)
return 0;
else
// Check the condition.
if(T_mins >= 61 && T_mins <= 80)
return 4;
else
// Check the condition
if(T_mins >= 81 && T_mins <= 220){
T_mins -= 80 ;
Amt = (T_mins / 20) * 2 + 4;
//Check the condition.
if((T_mins % 20) != 0)
return (Amt+2);
return Amt;
}
else
//Check the condition.
if(T_mins >= 220 && T_mins <= (24*60))
return 18;
else {
// Calculate value
Amt = (T_mins / (24*60)) * 18 ;
return Amt + next_Day_Amt(T_mins % (24*60));
}
}
int main(){
int Hrs=0, mins=0, Amt=0 ;
// prompt the user to enter hrs
printf("\nEnter Hours parked: ");
scanf("%d",&Hrs);
// prompt the user to enter minutes.
printf("\nEnter minutes parked: ");
scanf("%d",&mins);
// Check the condition.
if(mins > 59){
printf("\nmins should be under 59");
exit(0);
}
// Call the function
Amt = Cal_Amt(Hrs,mins);
// Display amount
printf("\nAmount due ($): $%d\n",Amt);
return 0;
}
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