Answer to Question #254304 in C++ for Fisiwe Shezi

Question

At every

voting station the voters vote by choosing A, B or C on a ballot paper. The voting officer must enter the votes into

the program so that they can be counted. X is entered when all the votes at a specific voting station have been

entered.

The program :

 The three totals and the number of spoilt votes are initialised to 0. Use the following integer variables

votesForA, votesForB, votesForC, spoiltVotes

 Use a for loop, going from 1 to the number of voting stations.

 Inside this loop is a while loop. A prompting message appears on the screen, asking the voter for which

candidate he or she wants to vote. The choice of the voter is then input.

 Inside the while loop is a switch statement to increment the correct total. The default option is used

to count the number of spoilt votes.

 The while loop is exited when X is entered for the choice.

 When the for loop is exited, the three totals and the number of spoilt votes are displayed.

Answer 1

#include<iostream>
#include<conio.h>
using namespace std;
const int x=5;
int votesForA=0; 
int votesForB=0; 
int votesForC=0; 
int spoiltvotes=0;
char v;
int main()
{
    int i;
for (i=1;i<=x ;i++ )
cout<<"\n Enter your vote:\t";
cin>>v;
while( v<=5)
{
switch(v)
{
	case 1: votesForA++;
	break;
	
	case 2:votesForB++;
	break;
	case 3:votesForC++;
	break;
	default:spoiltvotes++;
}
cout<<"\n Input your vote:\t";
cin>>v;
}
	cout<<"Number of votes for candidate\n\tA:"<<votesForA;
	cout<<"Number of votes for candidate B:";
	cout<<votesForB<<"\n\tNumber of votes for candidateC:"<<votesForC;
	cout<<"\n\nNumber of spoilt votes:\t"<<spoiltvotes;
	
	getch();
	return 0;


}