Calculation of school fees for students in C++

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Hi am Hassan Yussuf i am a self practicing beginner of c++. i want a program to calculate school fees for 1 year, 3 years and using the information below.

License Fee Amount License Application License Renewal
Fee – 1 year $300 $180
Fee – 3 years 25% off the 1-year fee amount 25% off the 1-year fee amount
Fee – 5 Years 40% off the 1-year fee amount 40% off the 1-year fee amount

What I have tried:

since i am new to c++, i haven't tried the above problem. please help. Regards

Posted 28-Oct-18 23:04pm

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Updated 29-Oct-18 0:56am

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CPallini 29-Oct-18 5:51am

What is exactly your doubt about?
Are you able to compute percentage values with pencil and paper?
Are you able to write a basic (a "Hello world!") C++ program?

Richard Deeming 30-Oct-18 11:58am

"since i am new to c++, i haven't tried the above problem"

Well, that sounds like a great way to learn! 🤦‍♂️

Go back to your course notes and try again. If you're still stuck, talk to your teacher.

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Make some plan like UML or "use case diagram" for your homework for understanding what to code. I guess that you should have handled some of such stuff in your school lessons.

Than learn the language like from the Learn C++ tutorial to get the skills for coding. Install Visual Studio.

Posted 29-Oct-18 0:57am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2018-10-28T23:45:00

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