All assignments are due at 9:45 am on the day they appear on the schedule. Absolutely no late work is accepted.
Complete problem 3.17 from the textbook. (Both editions)
Complete problem 5.20 from the textbook. Your solution MUST include the implementation of a loop in order to receive credit. (Both editions)
Complete problem 7.8 from the textbook. (Both editions) You are required to write AT LEAST one method for this assignment. Keep processing user input until they type 0 for the number of hours parked. As a hint, you can handle the "fractional hours" part of this problem by using the Math.Ceiling() function.
Here is a sample of how the program should work:
Create an application contains a hamburger class. Your hamburger class should have at least four attributes of your choosing, at least three methods, and a constructor. Inside of main, create at least two instances of the hamburger class, for which you set the attributes and invoke the methods. You have full creative control with this assignment, which should contain at the very least the elements listed above. Extra credit will be considered for especially creative implementations.
Complete problem 14.9 from the textbook. (15.9 if you're using edition 3). Use arrays to store the costs of the items.
Here is a sample of what the program could look like:
