Program Purpose

Complete the code for this menu which will allow the user to select a program to

run. The programs are the program that have been assigned in this course.

In next week's project you will be inserting the code from those programs into this

program which will be a portfolio of the work you complete in this course.

This program demonstrates various repetition coding structures: "for", "while", $"$do

while", and the "break" and "continue" statements.

$*/$

#include $//$ for rand function $($random number generator$)$

#include $//$ for file input and output

#include $//$ for cin and cout

#include $//$ for manipulators such as setw

#include $//$ for using string data types

#include $//$ for time$()$ function

using namespace std;

$//$comments about each data type defined, either a separate line or at the end of a

line

int main$()$

$\{$

int choice $=0$; $//$ Initialize user choice to force "while" loop to execute

to get user's menu choice

char tempChar $=\text{'}\text{'}$;

do

$\{$

$//$ Display your menu of programs using a few cout statements $($use a number and

name for each$)$

$//$ use a filler character for the three headings $($name$,$ menu title, and

semester$)$ and set the width to $25$ for each

$//$ If you are using Windows you can do a system call to change the screen

background and foreground colors

$//$ To learn about the Windows "color" command you can type "color $/?"$ or "help

color" at a Windows command prompt

$//$ To open a Windows command prompt type $"$cmd$"$ from the Windows program$/$search

bar

system$("$color $02")$;

cout $<<"$ CS $11$ MENU SPRING $2023"<<$ endl $<<$ endl $<<$

endl;

$//$Display the $\text{'}=\text{'}$ character $75$ times below the menu title

$//$ Display the list of programs assigned so far this semester

cout $<<"1$ Project $2\mathrm{.}1-$Fahrenheit to Celsius Converter" $<<$ endl;

cout $<<"2)$ Project $2$:$"<<$ endl;

cout $<<"3)$ Project $3$:$"<<$ endl;

$//$ Display an option $99)$ to end the program

cout $<<$ endl $<<$ endl $<<$ "Enter a menu option $-->"$;

cin $>>$ choice;

switch $($choice$)$

$//$ Be sure to use a "break" statement after the statements that execute for

each "case" statement

$\{$

case $1$:

$//$ Repeat this code below for each "case" statement corresponding to

each program name in your menu above

cin.clear$()$;

system$("$cls$")$;

cout $<<"*************************************************"<<$ endl;

cout $<<"****"<<$ endl;

cout $<<"**$ Project $2\mathrm{.}1-$Fahrenheit to Celsius Converter $**"<<$ endl;

cout $<<"****"<<$ endl;

cout $<<"*************************************************"<<$ endl $<<$

endl;

$//$ Force user to type $\text{'}$R$\text{'}($use a "while" loop to force the user to enter

a valid choice before continuing

$//$ while $()$

$\{$

cout $<<$ "Type $[$R$]$ to return to menu $-->"<<$ endl;

cin $>>$ tempChar;

$\}$

system$("$cls$")$;

break;

$//$ finish coding the switch statement case statements,one for each menu

option. Include the option $99$ to end the program and the default case

$//$ Include code in each case to prompt user to enter any key to continue

and then clear the screen with system$("$cls$")$ if you are using Windows

case $99$:

break;

$\}//$ end switch

$\}$ while $($choice $!=99)$;

return $0$;

$\}$