Write a program that tells the user what type of movie and show times they can attend based on their age, if they are with their parents, if they are students, and their amount of money they wish to spend. Conditions, MovieTypes & Cost Under 13 Under 13 w/parent: 13 and Over and Under 16: Under 16 w/parent 16 and Over Student Matinee Evening G G, PG G, PG G, PG, R G, PG, R $4.00 $4.50 $6.50 • Using while loop prompt the user for inputs, gather the information needed. • Then compute and display the movie type and show-times they can enjoy. • Display a message if they want to try again the movie selector program if Yes go through the same process, No exit the program. • Create flow chart and upload the same as pdf file • Upload the program python file correct answer • Your program to should work for one user (student or non student), with or without one parent (keep it simple). • Cost of ticket for the student is fixed $4.00 irrespective of the times (Matinee or Evening) • Cost of ticket for Non Student and Parent is as given next to the show-times.

Write a program that tells the user what type of movie and show times they can attend based on their age, if they are with their parents, if they are students, and their amount of money they wish to spend. Conditions, MovieTypes & Cost Under 13 Under 13 w/parent: 13 and Over and Under 16: Under 16 w/parent 16 and Over Student Matinee Evening G G, PG G, PG G, PG, R G, PG, R $4.00 $4.50 $6.50 • Using while loop prompt the user for inputs, gather the information needed. • Then compute and display the movie type and show-times they can enjoy. • Display a message if they want to try again the movie selector program if Yes go through the same process, No exit the program. • Create flow chart and upload the same as pdf file • Upload the program python file correct answer • Your program to should work for one user (student or non student), with or without one parent (keep it simple). • Cost of ticket for the student is fixed $4.00 irrespective of the times (Matinee or Evening) • Cost of ticket for Non Student and Parent is as given next to the show-times.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

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