Question

C++ He
Exercise attached:
Write a program that reads in the cost of an order (possibly a decimal like 48.99) and the shipping method as a number (1 for Drone, 2 for 2-Day and 3 for Standard) and prints out the total cost of the order + shipping.

Do not worry about formatting the money to look like money - if you want to, the program in chapter 3.8
has a trick that will work until you learn the "real" way.

If the user enters a negative cost or a different shipping method, print out "Bad Input". If they pick Drone
with an order under $100 you should just print "Not available"

Answer 1

Where did you have a problem with this.

Answer 2

I'm taking this online and really struggling. I am not sure where to go with putting in the different types of methods and the IF statements

Answer 3

Here is the problem:

Answer 4

I started here but like I said completely lost. Any help is apprecia

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
//Prompt the user to enter the cost of their order
cout << "Enter the cost of your order: ";
double cost
cin >> cost

//Prompt the user to enter their shipping method
cout << "Enter the shipping method: ";
double method;
cin >> method;

//Display result
cout << "Total is " cost
if (cost <100)

return 0;
}
ted.

Answer 5

Because of the linear nature of you program, check for the bad results first. So deal with this first:

If the user enters a negative cost or a different shipping method, print out "Bad Input".

Answer 6

Then you can test for which method and add to the total based on it, but you have another exception in there to take care of, the <100 one.