Question

***C++ Only***

Create an enum for the days of the week, starting with Monday.

Print your enums, which includes the day of the week and it's numeric value.

Create a 2nd enum for cars. Use Honda, Toyota, Subaru, and Saab.

Print as before.

***C++ Only***

Answer 1

Here I am providing the answer for the above question:

Code:

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

enum days_of_week { Monday, Tuesday , Wednesday , Thrusday , Friday , Saturday , Sunday}; //enum for the days of the week
enum cars{Honda , Toyota , Subaru , Saab}; // enum for cars

int main()
{
   cout<<"Printing the Week and its values"<<endl;
for(int day=Monday; day<=Sunday; day++) //loop to print week of day and corresponding numeric value.
{
   switch(day)
   {
       case Monday:
           cout<<"Monday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Tuesday:
           cout<<"Tuesday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Wednesday:
           cout<<"Wednesday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Thrusday:
           cout<<"Thrusday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Friday:
           cout<<"Friday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Saturday:
           cout<<"Saturday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       case Sunday:
           cout<<"Sunday:"<<day<<endl;
           break;
       }
   }
   cout<<"Printing car and its values"<<endl;
   for(int car=Honda; car<=Saab; car++) //loop to print car and its corresponding values.
   {
       switch(car)
       {
           case Honda:
               cout<<"Honda: "<<car<<endl;
               break;
           case Toyota:
               cout<<"Toyota: "<<car<<endl;
               break;
           case Subaru:
               cout<<"Subaru: "<<car<<endl;
               break;
           case Saab:
               cout<<"Saab: "<<car<<endl;
               break;
       }
   }
}

Output:

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