Use C# coding to solve this problem
Consider the situation of issuing parking tickets on campus and determining the fines associated with the ticket.
There is a 15 miles per hour (MPH) speed limit on streets on campus. All students are charged an initial $75.00 when ticketed. Additional charges are based on how much over the speed limit the ticket reads. After the initial $75 fee, an extra $87.50 is charged for every 5 MPH students are clocked over the speed limit. The traffic office feels seniors have been around for a while and should know better than to speed on campus. They add even more fees to their fine. At the same time, they try to cut freshman a little slack.
•Seniors are charged an extra $50 if they are traveling less than 20 MPH. Seniors are charged an extra $200 otherwise.
•If freshman are exceeding the speed limit less than 20 MPH, they get a $50 deduction off their fines. However, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors traveling 20 MPH or more are fined an additional $100.
Use this flow document to develop your Bool code blocks
Use the sample output page as an example for the console output
ps. You can use 8 string numbers for student#
Hi,
Please find the code below according to the given formula, also output attached.
using System;
namespace SpeedingFine
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
int reportedSpeed;
float fine=0.0f;
float finalFine;
string s1="senior";
string s2="Freshman";
string studentNumber;
Console.WriteLine("Enter Student Number");
studentNumber = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Student Number: '{0}'", studentNumber);
int speedLimit = 15;
Console.WriteLine("Speed Limit:'{0}'",speedLimit);
Console.WriteLine("Enter reported speed");
reportedSpeed = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
Console.WriteLine("Reported Speed '{0}'", reportedSpeed);
string classification;
Console.Write("Enter classification of student - ");
classification =
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Classification '{0}'", classification);
//if the
classification is senior
if(s1 ==
classification)
{
if(reportedSpeed>=20)
fine=fine+200;
else
fine=fine+50;
}
else
{
//if the
classification if Freshman
if(s2 ==
classification)
{
if(reportedSpeed>=20)
fine=fine+100;
else
fine=fine-50;
}
else
{
if(reportedSpeed>=20)
fine=fine+100;
else
fine=fine-0;
}
}
Console.WriteLine("Extra Fine calculated is {0}", fine);
finalFine = (reportedSpeed-speedLimit/5)*fine+75; // this is according to the formula given in question.
Console.WriteLine("Final Fine calculated is {0}",
finalFine);
}
}
}
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output:
using System;
using System.Collections;
namespace Assignment_2
{
class Program
{
int speedlimit;
int speed;
char classification;
string s1 ="seniour";
string f1="freshmen";
float fine;
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string studentNumber;
Console.Write("Enter the student number");
Console.Write("enter the speed");
Console .WriteLine("enter the reportrd speed");
Console.WriteLine("enter classification of student");
Console.WriteLine("the speed is");
if(s1)
{
if(speed > 20)
fine= fine + 200;
else
fine= fine + 50;
}
else
if(f1)
{
if(speed < 20)
fine= fine - 50;
else
fine= fine + 100;
}
else
if(speed >=20)
fine = fine + 100;
}
}
}
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