$//$ Program TicketPrice prints the price for a ticket to

$//$ the Wonderland park based on an age input from the keyboard

#include

using namespace std;

int main$()$

$\{$

int age;

cout $<<$ "Welcome to Wonderland Park! Please enter your age:"

$<<$ endl;

cin $>>$ age;

if $($ age $<=3)$

cout $<<$ "Children under $3$ can enjoy free admission. $"<<$ endl;

$/*$ TO BE FILLED IN FOR EXERCISE $6*/$

else

cout $<<$ "Your ticket price is $$50."<<$ endl;

return $0$;

$\}$

Exercise $6.$

Add two else$-$if statements so that children $4$ to $12$ years old $($including $4$ and $12)$ only need to pay $$20$

for ticket and senior citizens $65$ or above only need to pay $$30$ for ticket. Run your program using the

following values as input: $2,4,12,37,65,71.$ Show the statements you added and the results for the input

values in the report.

Note: Remove any redundant condition in the logical expressions you wrote for this exercise, otherwise

you may only earn partial credit even if the results are correct.

Exercise $7.$

Replace the following statement in Exercise $6$

cout $<<$ "Your ticket price is $$50."<<$ endl;

with compound statements to check if the guest is eligible for other discounts. Display the following

message:

Are you a student or veteran?

Please enter Y for Yes and N for No$.$

If the answer is $$Y$,$ then display the following message:

"You may be eligible for discounted price.

Please show your ID to our staff."

Otherwise $($the answer is $$N$),$ display the original message of price $$50.$ Show your compound

statements and the results of a few testing cases.