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- Problem 1. Easter Cozonacs
- Since it’s Easter you have decided to make some cozonacs and exchange them for eggs.
- Create a program that calculates how much cozonacs you can make with the budget you have. First, you will receive your budget. Then, you will receive the price for 1 kg flour. Here is the recipe for one cozonac:
- Eggs 1 pack
- Flour 1 kg
- Milk 0.250 l
- The price for 1 pack of eggs is 75% of the price for 1 kg flour. The price for 1l milk is 25% more than price for 1 kg flour. Notice, that you need 0.250l milk for one cozonac and the calculated price is for 1l.
- Start cooking the cozonacs and keep making them until you have enough budget. Keep in mind that:
- • For every cozonac that you make, you will receive 3 colored eggs.
- • For every 3rd cozonac that you make, you will lose some of your colored eggs after you have received the usual 3 colored eggs for your cozonac. The count of eggs you will lose is calculated when you subtract 2 from your current count of cozonacs – ({currentCozonacsCount} – 2)
- In the end, print the cozonacs you made, the eggs you have gathered and the money you have left, formatted to the 2nd decimal place, in the following format:
- "You made {countOfCozonacs} cozonacs! Now you have {coloredEggs} eggs and {moneyLeft}BGN left."
- Input / Constraints
- • On the 1st line you will receive the budget – a real number in the range [0.0…100000.0]
- • On the 2nd line you will receive the price for 1 kg floor – a real number in the range [0.0…100000.0]
- • The input will always be in the right format.
- • You will always have a remaining budget.
- • There will not be a case in which the eggs become a negative count.
- Output
- • In the end print the count of cozonacs you have made, the colored eggs you have gathered and the money formatted to the 2nd decimal place in the format described above.
- Examples
- Input Output
- 20.50
- 1.25 You made 7 cozonacs! Now you have 16 eggs and 2.45BGN left.
- Comments
- We start by calculating the price for a pack of eggs, which is 75% of the price for 1 kg floor, which in this case is 1.25. The pack of eggs price is 0.9375. The price for 1l milk is 25% more than the price for 1kg floor and in this case it is – 1.5625, but we need the price for 0.250ml, which is - 0.390625. The total price for one cozonac is:
- 1.25 + 0.9375 + 0.390625 = 2.578125.
- And we start subtracting the price for a single cozonac from the budget, and for every cozonac we receive 3 eggs. So after the first subtraction we will have 17.921875 budget, 1 cozonac and 3 eggs. After the second - 15.34375 budget, 6 eggs, and on the third - 12.765625 budget and 9 eggs and since it’s the third, we need to subtract the lost eggs, which will be 3 – 2 = 1, so we subtract 1 from 9 and our eggs become 8. We continue subtracting money from the budget until the money aren't enough for us to make a cozonac. In the end we have 2.45BGN left.
- 15.75
- 1.4 You made 5 cozonacs! Now you have 14 eggs and 1.31BGN left.
- using System;
- namespace Mid_Exam___16_April_2019
- {
- class Program
- {
- static void Main(string[] args)
- {
- var budget = double.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
- var price1kgFlour = double.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
- var price1PackEggs = 0.75 * price1kgFlour;
- var price1LMilk = price1kgFlour + (price1kgFlour * 0.25);
- var oneCozonacPrice = price1kgFlour + price1PackEggs + (price1LMilk / 4);//или price1LMilk * 0.25
- var coloredEggs = 0;
- var countCozonacs = 0;
- while (budget >= oneCozonacPrice)
- {
- budget -= oneCozonacPrice;
- countCozonacs++;
- if (!(countCozonacs % 3 == 0))
- {
- coloredEggs += 3;
- }
- else
- {
- coloredEggs += 3;
- coloredEggs -= countCozonacs - 2;
- }
- }
- Console.WriteLine($"You made {countCozonacs} cozonacs! Now you have {coloredEggs} eggs and {budget:F2}BGN left.");
- }
- }
- }
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