[Solved] Lab #5 – Chapter #3 Functions

• Objective: Become familiar with C++ syntax. Become familiar with writing functions.

• Overview: This application will interact with the user by inputting workout information and then processing that information and displaying the results to the user.

Write a program that will:

• Welcome the User to your app
• Prompt the user for the number of steps walked/or ran during a workout (integer)
• Prompt the user for their average stride length in inches (double)
• Invoke a function called “convertDistance”
  1. Function will have two arguments
     1. Steps walked
     2. Stride Length
  2. Calculate the distance of the workout to miles (1 mile = 63360 inches, define a c++ constant to use this value)
  3. Function will return Distance in Miles a double
• Invoke a function called “printWorkout”
  1. Function will have three arguments
     1. Steps walked
     2. Stride Length

• Distance in miles

1. Display all the data
   1. Steps walked
   2. Stride Length (display 2 decimals)

• Miles covered (display 3 decimals)

1. Function will not return anything

• Keeps a running total of distance covered in miles
• Keeps the length of the longest workout in miles
• Prompt the user to enter another workout
• If another workout is to be entered then repeat steps 2 -8.
• If no more workouts are to be entered, then
  1. Invoke a function called printWrapUp
     1. Function will have 2 arguments
        • Total in Miles of all Workouts
        • Longest Single Workout
     2. Display the
        • Total in Miles of all workouts
        • longest single workout

• Thank the user.

Follow good programming and readability guidelines as covered in class.