/**Student Name: Andrew Meade

  *Date Completed: 9/18/2014

  *Project No.: Chapter 2 PP; problem 5 on page 106

  *Project Description: Fire Regulation Room Capacity

**/

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	//Declaring variables
	double capacity, attendees, overage;
	char ans;
do
{

	//Greeting the user and instructing them what to input.
	cout << "Hello! Please enter the room's maximum capacity.\n";
	cin >> capacity;
	cout << "Thank you. Now, please enter the number of people attending the meeting.\n";
	cin >> attendees;
	cout << "Thank you.\n";
	//An if/else statement to determine what course of action the program should take.
	if (attendees > capacity)
	{
		overage = attendees - capacity;
		cout << "The meeting can not be held as planned due to violation of";
		cout<< "\nfire safety regulations pertaining to an overage in maximum room capacity.\n";
		cout << overage;
		cout << " people will need to be excluded in order to meet regulation standards.\n";
	}
	else
	{
		cout << "It is legal to hold a meeting in this room if ";
		cout << attendees;
		cout << " people attend, since the room's maximum capacity is ";
		cout << capacity;
		cout << " as per fire regulation standards.\n";
	}

	cout << "Do you want to check another room?\nEnter Y for yes or N for no.\n";
	cin >> ans;

	//A repeating loop as long as they enter in the correct response to continue on
}while (ans == 'Y'||ans == 'y');

	//Thanking the user for using the program
	cout << "Thanks for using the program! Goodbye!\n";

	system ("pause");
	return 0;
}