//1. Declare a integer myRandom
int myRandom;
myRandom = myRandom;
2. Declare a second integer named yourGuess.
int guess;
guess = uess
3. Use the iw.GetInt() to prompt the user for a guess something like:
Guess:
4. Save the user’s guess in the variable yourGuess.
5. If yourGuess is equal to myRandom, display “RIGHT!” on the console. Otherwise (else) display “sorry…”.
6. Add a loop to your program so that you prompt the user to guess until he guesses correctly. (Do not change the value of myRandom in the loop.)
7. Add a counter to the loop. After he guesses correctly, tell him how many guesses he made. You can do this by declaring an int variable before you start the loop. Set its initial value to zero. Then in the loop, increment it with the ++ operator. After you exit the loop its value will be the number of iterations of the loop you have completed.
8. Add a conditional to your loop right after the prompt for userGuess that will cause the loop to restart if the user enters a value less than zero or greater than 9. You can use the continue command
//11. Declare a double named rate.
12. Write a switch statement which will condition on the entered value (user) to assign a value to rate according to this schedule:
Overnight 12.00
Second Day 4.50
Express 2.50
Parcel Post 2.25
Unrecognized 0.00
Where Unrecognized is the default if no other case matches.
13. Display the resulting rate on the console as:
“The shipping charge will be ______.”

This post has been edited by jsewall: 13 Oct, 2008 - 11:24 AM

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