The Little Parking Garage

A parking garage has 5 customers daily. The garage charges a $5.00 minimum fee to park up to two hours. The garage charges an additional $1.00 per hour for each hour (or part of an hour) over two hours. The maximum charge for any given day is $12.00. All cars are gone by midnight. Write a program to calculate and print a summary of the charges for a day. For input the program will read the hours of usage for each of the 5 cars. The program will print the results in the form of a table in a neat format, as shown below.

Enter the hours parked for car 1: 1.5

Enter the hours parked for car 2: 4.1

Enter the hours parked for car 3: 12.0

Enter the hours parked for car 4: 9.3

Enter the hours parked for car 5: 0.5

Total Hours 27.4       

Total Charge $42.00

Use one decimal place for the hours parked, and 2 for the total charge. Name this program ParkingGarage.cpp

NOTE: The program standards are given below:

1. Program Header .   In addition to you name and project number, include a brief description of the program functionality in the header comment for the program

2. Variables and Constants.    All variables and constants in a program must be declared at the beginning of the program

3. Initialization.   Variables may not be initialized in their declaration.

4. Printing of if-then.   Use one of the following

     if (expression) statement

     if (expression)

        Single-statement

     if (expression) {

        Multiple-statements

     }

5. Printing of if-then-else. Use one of the following

     if (expression) statement

     else            statement

     if (expression)

        Single-statement

     else

        Single-statement

     if (expression) {

        Multiple-statements

     } else {

        Multiple-statements

           }

6. Printing of while loops.   Use one of the following

     while (expression) statement

     while (expression)

        Single-statement

     while (expression) {

        Multiple-statements

     }

7. For loops.   The bodies of all for-loops must be indented at least 3 (but no more than 5) spaces:

    for(int i = 0; i < n; i++) {

       cout << "Enter the number:" << flush;

       cin >> num;

       if (num < 0)      num_neg++;

       else if (num > 0) num_pos++;

       else              num_zero++;

    }

8. Methods.   The bodies of all functions must be indented at least 3 (but no more than 5) spaces:

double CircleArea(double r) {

         const double Pi = 3.1415;

           return Pi * r * r;

      }