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A restaurant servers burgers for $8 and salads for $7.
When the customer selects a burger they must choose if they would like cheese. If they do, cheddar costs an additional 25 cents while pepper jack is 50 cents.
When the customer selects a salad they must choose if they would like no dressing, ranch for 10 cents more, and honey mustard for 15 cents more.

Customers can buy a drink for $1.50

Use the question prompts already declared as strings to ask the user for responses and then calculate the total cost the customer owes.

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {

int burgerOrSalad, cheese, kindOfCheese, dressing, drink;

string q1 = "Would you like a 1) burger or 2) a salad?";
string q2 = "Would you like cheese? 0) No or 1) Yes";
string q3 = "What kind of cheese 1) Cheddar or 2) Pepper jack?";
string q4 = "What kind of dressing would you like 0) None, 1) Ranch, 2) Honey Mustard?";
string q5 = "Would you like a drink? 0) No, 1) Yes";

cout << q1 << endl;
cin >> burgerOrSalad;

double cost = 0;
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cout << "Total cost of selected meal is " << cost << endl;
return 0;
}
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Description html markup shown to student	<p>A restaurant servers <strong>burgers for $8</strong> and <strong>salads for $7</strong>.</p> <p>When the customer selects a burger they must choose if they would like <strong>cheese</strong>. If they do, <strong>cheddar costs an additional 25 cents while pepper jack is 50 cents.</strong></p> <p>When the customer selects a salad they must choose if they would like <strong>no dressing, ranch for 10 cents more, and honey mustard for 15 cents more.</strong></p> <p>Customers can buy a drink for $1.50</p> <p>Use the question prompts already declared as strings to ask the user for responses and then calculate the total cost the customer owes.</p>
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Template / Reference solution	#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int burgerOrSalad, cheese, kindOfCheese, dressing, drink; string q1 = "Would you like a 1) burger or 2) a salad?"; string q2 = "Would you like cheese? 0) No or 1) Yes"; string q3 = "What kind of cheese 1) Cheddar or 2) Pepper jack?"; string q4 = "What kind of dressing would you like 0) None, 1) Ranch, 2) Honey Mustard?"; string q5 = "Would you like a drink? 0) No, 1) Yes"; cout << q1 << endl; cin >> burgerOrSalad; double cost = 0; \[ REDACTED ]\ cout << "Total cost of selected meal is " << cost << endl; return 0; }
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