[Solved] Pizza Parlor Assignment

Pizza Parlor Assignment:You have decided to open your own Pizza Parlor! You are a master pizza maker, however, you have a lot of tasks to keep up with to run a successful pizza parlor business. Below are the items that you need to keep track of to run your business:You feel dismayed but then Eureka! You recall that you have programming skills just suited for this type of challenge!Below are some of the requirements for this project:1. Must use Global Variables (*Hint* Toppings and crust count)2. Must use at least one array and one pass by reference function (*Hint you will need more than one for this project)3. Must comment code and compile program in LinuxToppings:ToppingQuantity on Hand (QOH)1Cheese2002Pepperoni1003Mushroom *1004Onions *1005Sausage1006Hamburger1007Bacon Bits *1008Black Olives1009Green Peppers10010Pineapple *50* = Premium topping ($1.00 extra)Otherwise included no extra chargeCrust Types:CrustQOH1Thin Crust1002Flatbread1003Thick Crust*100* = Premium crust ($2.00 extra)Default Pizzas:PizzaToppings1CheeseCheese Only2PepperoniPepperoni and Cheese Only3Pineapple*Pineapple and Cheese only* = Premium PizzaPizza Sizes:Width (in)Common NameNumber of SlicesBase Price18Personal Pan6$10.00210Small6$10.00312Medium8$12.00414Large10$14.00516Extra Large10$14.00618NY Style12$16.00[1]Additional information: Since you are the sole owner and cook at this restaurant you must keep up with the quantity on hand (QOH) for all of your inventory (toppings and crusts available) To make managing your inventory easier we will assume that if a user orders a thin crust pepperoni pizza that they will only use 1 unit of thin crust, 1 unit cheese, and 1 unit of pepperoni. This would mean that your QOH for those items would now be: 99 units of thin crust, 99 units of cheese, and 99 units of pepperoni. Another item that you will need to keep up with as the CEO of your business is the inflow of money! Each pizza size has a base price, the included toppings are no charge, however the premium toppings are $1.00 extra (see tables above). For example, if a user orders a small cheese and bacon bits pizza on thick crust, then the itemized total for that order would look like the following:ItemPrice110 inch (small)$10.001Thick crust$2.00 extra2CheeseIncluded no charge (NC)3Bacon Bits$1.00 extraTotal$13.00 As a courtesy to your patrons in your pizza parlor, you will ask them how many are in their party. This will enable them to split them total bill evenly among themselves at the checkout counter. To build upon the previous example noted above if they ordered the small cheese and bacon bits pizza, then it can serve up to 6 people. If the number of guests are less than or equal to 6 then the screen needs to output how many each person owes for the above example, if the user has indicated there are 5 people in his part, then each person would owe: $13.00 / 5 = $2.60. If the user entered a number lower than 1 or more than 6 you need to indicate to the user that this is an invalid number of people in his part since he ordered a small pizza. To not wear yourself out, you will limit yourself to only making 4 pizzas. After that the program will exit and it should display how much of each items that you now have on hand (QOH) and how much money you made that night to the screen. See the example input and output code on the next page [1]Full program example output (and input)>> Welcome to Pizza Parlor, please enter a number from 1 to 6 to indicate the size pizza you want>> 4>> You have chosen to order a Large Pizza. This will feed 10 people>> Please enter a number from 1 to 3 to indicate the type of crust you want.>> 2>> You have chosen Flatbread as your crust>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 1>> You have added cheese to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> Y>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 2>> You have added Pepperoni to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> Y>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 4>> You have added Onions to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> N>> Please enter the number of guests you have in your party>> 11>> I am sorry you must enter a number less than 10 for a large pizza.>> 10CONTINUED on next page [1]>> Great your total for todays order at the Pizza Parlor was $15.00>> Would you like an itemized list of your order? (Y = Yes N = No)>> Y>> Great your itemized total for your order was as follows:Large Pizza $14.00Flatbread Crust $NCCheese Topping $NCPepperoni Topping $NCOnion Topping $1.00Total Cost $15.00>> The total cost for each of your 10 guests will be $1.50>> Would you like to order another pizza? You have 3 Pizzas remaining (Y = Yes N = No)>> No>> Thank you for eating at the Pizza Parlor! Please come again soon!>> My total revenue for the night was $15.00>> My new QOH totals are as follows:Toppings QOH:Cheese 199Pepperoni 99Mushroom 100Onions 99Pineapple 50Crust QOH:Thin 100Flatbread 99Thick 100*Side note* The program will only execute 4 times before exiting automatically since you can only make 4 pizzas a nightDue date for this optional assignment will be 4-15-16.[1]ReferencesPicture:[1] http://visitironriver.com/mod/biz/files/pizza_parlor.jpg[2] https://d2nyfqh3g1stw3.cloudfront.net/photos/pizza_19231.jpg[1]Pizza Parlor Assignment:You have decided to open your own Pizza Parlor! You are a master pizza maker, however, you have a lot of tasks to keep up with to run a successful pizza parlor business. Below are the items that you need to keep track of to run your business:[2]You feel dismayed but then Eureka! You recall that you have programming skills just suited for this type of challenge!Below are some of the requirements for this project:1. Must use Global Variables (*Hint* Toppings and crust count)2. Must use at least one array and one pass by reference function (*Hint you will need more than one for this project)3. Must comment code and compile program in LinuxToppings:ToppingQuantity on Hand (QOH)1Cheese2002Pepperoni1003Mushroom *1004Onions *1005Sausage1006Hamburger1007Bacon Bits *1008Black Olives1009Green Peppers10010Pineapple *50* = Premium topping ($1.00 extra)Otherwise included no extra chargeCrust Types:CrustQOH1Thin Crust1002Flatbread1003Thick Crust*100* = Premium crust ($2.00 extra)Default Pizzas:PizzaToppings1CheeseCheese Only2PepperoniPepperoni and Cheese Only3Pineapple*Pineapple and Cheese only* = Premium PizzaPizza Sizes:Width (in)Common NameNumber of SlicesBase Price18Personal Pan6$10.00210Small6$10.00312Medium8$12.00414Large10$14.00516Extra Large10$14.00618NY Style12$16.00[1]Additional information: Since you are the sole owner and cook at this restaurant you must keep up with the quantity on hand (QOH) for all of your inventory (toppings and crusts available) To make managing your inventory easier we will assume that if a user orders a thin crust pepperoni pizza that they will only use 1 unit of thin crust, 1 unit cheese, and 1 unit of pepperoni. This would mean that your QOH for those items would now be: 99 units of thin crust, 99 units of cheese, and 99 units of pepperoni. Another item that you will need to keep up with as the CEO of your business is the inflow of money! Each pizza size has a base price, the included toppings are no charge, however the premium toppings are $1.00 extra (see tables above). For example, if a user orders a small cheese and bacon bits pizza on thick crust, then the itemized total for that order would look like the following:ItemPrice110 inch (small)$10.001Thick crust$2.00 extra2CheeseIncluded no charge (NC)3Bacon Bits$1.00 extraTotal$13.00 As a courtesy to your patrons in your pizza parlor, you will ask them how many are in their party. This will enable them to split them total bill evenly among themselves at the checkout counter. To build upon the previous example noted above if they ordered the small cheese and bacon bits pizza, then it can serve up to 6 people. If the number of guests are less than or equal to 6 then the screen needs to output how many each person owes for the above example, if the user has indicated there are 5 people in his part, then each person would owe: $13.00 / 5 = $2.60. If the user entered a number lower than 1 or more than 6 you need to indicate to the user that this is an invalid number of people in his part since he ordered a small pizza. To not wear yourself out, you will limit yourself to only making 4 pizzas. After that the program will exit and it should display how much of each items that you now have on hand (QOH) and how much money you made that night to the screen. See the example input and output code on the next page [1]Full program example output (and input)>> Welcome to Pizza Parlor, please enter a number from 1 to 6 to indicate the size pizza you want>> 4>> You have chosen to order a Large Pizza. This will feed 10 people>> Please enter a number from 1 to 3 to indicate the type of crust you want.>> 2>> You have chosen Flatbread as your crust>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 1>> You have added cheese to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> Y>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 2>> You have added Pepperoni to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> Y>> Please enter a number from 1 to 10 to indicate what toppings you would like on your pizza>> 4>> You have added Onions to your order. Would you like to add more toppings (Y = Yes N = N)>> N>> Please enter the number of guests you have in your party>> 11>> I am sorry you must enter a number less than 10 for a large pizza.>> 10CONTINUED on next page [1]>> Great your total for todays order at the Pizza Parlor was $15.00>> Would you like an itemized list of your order? (Y = Yes N = No)>> Y>> Great your itemized total for your order was as follows:Large Pizza $14.00Flatbread Crust $NCCheese Topping $NCPepperoni Topping $NCOnion Topping $1.00Total Cost $15.00>> The total cost for each of your 10 guests will be $1.50>> Would you like to order another pizza? You have 3 Pizzas remaining (Y = Yes N = No)>> No>> Thank you for eating at the Pizza Parlor! Please come again soon!>> My total revenue for the night was $15.00>> My new QOH totals are as follows:Toppings QOH:Cheese 199Pepperoni 99Mushroom 100Onions 99Pineapple 50Crust QOH:Thin 100Flatbread 99Thick 100*Side note* The program will only execute 4 times before exiting automatically since you can only make 4 pizzas a nightDue date for this optional assignment will be 4-15-16.[1]ReferencesPicture:[1] http://visitironriver.com/mod/biz/files/pizza_parlor.jpg[2] https://d2nyfqh3g1stw3.cloudfront.net/photos/pizza_19231.jpg