(25) Katia Kool bought 622 shares of a Grade A stock at $21.77 per share and she must pay her broker 2.625% commission on the transaction. Betty Boop bought 622 shares of a Grade B stock at $12.44 per share and she must pay her broker 2.125% commission on the transaction. Design (write your pseudocode), code, and test a program that calculates and displays for each transaction 1) the client name and Grade of stock, 2) the amount paid for the stock, 3) the amount of the commission, and 4) the total amount paid (stock cost plus commission). Use constant string type for the names, constant char type for the Grade of stock, and constant double type for the commission rates.
Given this information and the following pieces of code How would I complete the code?
// chStr.cpp
// Put your name here
// Pseudocode
#include
#include <___>
#include
using namespace std;
const string ANAME = "Katia Kool";
const char AGRADE = 'A';
const double COMMISSION_RATE_A = 0.02625;
const ___; . . . // likewise, constants for Betty
int main()
{
int numberOfShares = 622; // number of shares
double pricePerShareA = 21.77; // price per share
double pricePerShareB = 12.44; // price per share
double stockA, stockB; // cost of stock, calculated
double commissionA, commissionB; // commission paid, calculated
double totalA, totalB; // total cost, calculated
// compute cost of the stock purchases
stockA = pricePerShareA * numberOfShares;
___;
// compute amount of the commissions
commissionA = stockA * COMMISSION_RATE_A;
___;
// compute total amounts
totalA = stockA + commissionA;
___;
// output results
cout << fixed << showpoint << setprecision(2); // format output
// your output should appear as below
return 0;
}
/* Output:
Name: Katia Kool Grade: A
Stock: $nnnnn.nn
Commission: $nnn.nn
Total: $nnnnn.nn
Name: Betty Boop Grade: B
Stock: $nnnnn.nn
Commission: $nnn.nn
Total: $nnnnn.nn */
Description:
This is a simple practice problem. Constant can be declared
using const modifier. Constant for Client "Betty" can be declared
as:
// constants for Betty
const string BNAME = "Betty Boop";
const char BGRADE = 'B';
const double COMMISSION_RATE_B = 0.02125;
Computation for client Katia is already made in the program. So following the same code you have to write code Clint Betty.
Solution:
Copy able code:
// chStr.cpp
// Put your name here
// Pseudocode
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
//constants for Katia
const string ANAME = "Katia Kool";
const char AGRADE = 'A';
const double COMMISSION_RATE_A = 0.02625;
// constants for Betty
const string BNAME = "Betty Boop";
const char BGRADE = 'B';
const double COMMISSION_RATE_B = 0.02125;
int main()
{
int numberOfShares =
622;
// number of shares
double pricePerShareA =
21.77;
// price per share
double pricePerShareB =
12.44;
// price per share
double stockA,
stockB;
// cost of stock, calculated
double commissionA,
commissionB; //
commission paid, calculated
double totalA,
totalB;
// total cost, calculated
// compute cost of the stock purchases
stockA = pricePerShareA * numberOfShares;
stockB = pricePerShareB * numberOfShares;
// compute amount of the commissions
commissionA = stockA * COMMISSION_RATE_A;
commissionB = stockB * COMMISSION_RATE_B;
// compute total amounts
totalA = stockA + commissionA;
totalB = stockB + commissionB;
// output results
cout << fixed << showpoint <<
setprecision(2); // format output
// Output for Katia
cout << "Name: " << ANAME <<
"\tGrade: " << AGRADE << endl;
cout << "Stock: $" << stockA <<
endl;
cout << "Commission: $" << commissionA
<< endl;
cout << "Total: $" << totalA <<
endl;
cout << endl;
// Output for Betty
cout << "Name: " << BNAME <<
"\tGrade: " << BGRADE << endl;
cout << "Stock: $" << stockB <<
endl;
cout << "Commission: $" << commissionB
<< endl;
cout << "Total: $" << totalB <<
endl;
return 0;
}
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Output:
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