Raise and Classification

Raise and Classification program

Write a program that receives the price of a product, calculates and displays, according to the following tables, the new price and classification.

Price	Percentual raise
Until `$49,99`	5%
`$50,00` to `$99,99`	10%
Above `$100,00`	15%

New Price	Classification
Until `$79,99`	Cheap
`$80,00` to `$199,99`	Normal
`$120,00` to `$199,99`	Expensive
Above `$200,00`	Too expensive

Execute

Clone main branch from c-cpp-projects.

Access this folder on terminal:

  cd c-cpp-projects/c_exercises/raise_and_classification

Run with GCC compiler

With GCC compiler installed run the following commands:

Compile the cpp file:

gcc raise_and_classification.cpp -o execute -lm

Run the execute compiled file:
```
./execute
```

Run with Docker

With Docker installed run the following commands:

Build the container and images:
```
docker build -t gcc-docker .
```
Run the container with the built image gcc-docker:latest:
```
docker run -it gcc-docker:latest
```

Code

Code in C.

#include <stdio.h>

int main (void)
{
 float price, final;

 printf("\nType the current product price:\n");
 scanf("%f", &price);

 if (price <= 49.99){
  final = price + (price * 5/100);
 } else if (price >= 50.00 && price <= 99.99){
  final = price + (price * 10/100);
 } else if (price >= 100.00){
  final = price + (price * 15/100);
 }

 printf("\nNew product price:\n%.2f\n", final);

 if (final <= 79.99){
  printf("\nPrice is: Cheap\n");
 } else if (final >= 80.00 && final <= 119.99){
  printf("\nPrice is: Normal\n");
 } else if (final >= 120.00 && final <=199.99){
  printf("\nPrice is: Expensive\n");
 } else if (final >= 200.00){
  printf("\nPrice is: Too Expensive\n");
 }

}

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.