Write a C++ program to calculate profit or loss by using the if-else statement.
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C++ Source Code to calculate profit or loss by using the if-else statement
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# include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int cp,sp,profit, loss; cout <<"enter cost price:"<<endl; cin>>cp; cout <<"enter selling price:"<<endl; cin>>sp; if(sp>cp) { profit=sp-cp; cout<<"profit"<<profit<<endl; } else if(cp>sp) { loss=cp-sp; cout<<"loss of"<<loss<<endl; } else { cout<<"no profit no loss."; } } |
Output
enter cost price:
400
enter selling price:
200
loss of 200
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