Respuesta :
C++ Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int modelYear;
string modelName;
bool Recalled;
cout<<"Please Enter the car model year"<<endl;
cin>>modelYear;
cout<<"Please Enter the name of the car"<<endl;
cin>>modelName;
if (modelYear>=1999 && modelYear<=2002)
{
if (modelName=="Clunker")
{
Recalled=true;
cout<<Recalled<<" Recalled..."<<endl;
}
Recalled=false;
cout<<Recalled<<" Not Recalled..."<<endl;
}
else
{
Recalled=false;
cout<<Recalled<<" Not Recalled..."<<endl;
}
return 0;
}
Output:
Test 1:
Please Enter the car model year
2000
Please Enter the name of the car
Clunker
1 Recalled...
Test 2:
Please Enter the car model year
2000
Please Enter the name of the car
leste
0 Not Recalled...
Test 3:
Please Enter the car model year
2005
Please Enter the name of the car
clunker
0 Not Recalled...
Explanation:
The problem was to assign a bool variable Recalled true or false depending upon the conditions whether user enters a correct car model year and name of the car.
If else conditions are being used verify if user has entered correct credentials or not. When the conditions are met bool returns a value of 1 and when any one of the condition is not met then bool returns a value of 0
The code has been tested with several inputs and it returns correct output results.
