Create program and prompt me to enter a dollar amount between 0 and 999.99999 as a C-string or X to exit. Loop unit I enter X to exit.

Use a C-string for the input amount and related method processing. Review section 10.4. This implies you will have the following:

#include

#include may be needed in Visual Studio, but still use C-String functions.

Create a method that will use the functions described in Chapter 10. It is OK to use a globally defined char array. You must call this method to produce the formatted results. The program must modify or build a C-String in this format. Display the C-String created.

1. Include leading $ sign.

2. Must have a single decimal point with 2 digits after the decimal. If the amount had extra digits, then the result is a truncated value.

 100.99 = $100.99

 150.00999 = $150.00 50 = $50.00 48.1 = $48.10 This program is not simple. This exercise will help you understand some of the limitations of C-Strings. Do not process as string and then convert to C-String.