ProgrammingAssignment1 Solution

   Project Goals
The goal of this project is to:
1.    Familiarize students with **variables**
2.  Familiarize students with the **printf** and **scanf** functions.
    Important Notes:
1.    **Formatting**: Make sure that you follow the precise recommendations for the output content and formatting. Your assignment will be auto-graded and any changes in formatting will result in a loss in the grade.
2.    **Comments**: Header comments are required on all files and recommended for the rest of the program. Points will be deducted if no header comments are included.
3.    **Filename**: Save your program as ```order.c```

   Program
Welcome to McKeith’s! May I take your order?  

We’re going to build a program for a fast food chain to take orders for four people at a time.   

**The program should behave as follows:**  
We’ll be getting the customer’s combo choice in the form of a single digit number between 1 and 9. We’ll also be getting the size of the combo, which should be one of the following characters: S M or L (for Small, Medium, or Large). Then we’ll get the price of the combo, in dollars and cents. We’ll do that for all four customers.  

The program should then display the order back to the user! It should display each of the items in a table that the program creates. Please run the provided executable for an example of the table’s format. Use the formatting techniques learned for conversion specifiers and formatted IO. **Your program’s table should be exactly the same as the table in the provided program.**

    Input:
The user should be prompted for a set of three values which represent the combo number, its size, and its price for the first order. The combo should be a whole number. The size should be a single character. The price should be a decimal number. The user should enter all three values on one line, separated by spaces. The user should then be prompted for the remaining three orders.  

Example (the highlighted part is what the program displays and the italicized part is the user input):  
```Order 1 (combo  size price): ``` *4 M 4.32*

    The example executable:
An example executable is provided in this repository. You should be able to run it from your project folder.
If you encounter a “permission denied” error when attempting to run the executable, type ```chmod u+x orderExecutable``` into the terminal and try running the executable again.
    Hints:
- The vertical line is called a pipe. It's on your keyboard, if you use the Shift + \ key (above the Enter key).
- The double lines are equals (=) and the single lines are dashes (-).
- Make sure you try out different test cases!
- Play close attention to using scanf with variables.
- Make sure you control the formatting of any floating-point output. 

   Submission details
To submit your project, you will have to use git on your VirtualBox installation:
1.    After accepting the assignment invitation, copy the clone URL
2.    Type 
```git clone clone URL```
3.    cd into your new assignment directory
4.    After working on your files
5.    When you’re ready, type the following commands: 
```
git add .
git commit -m “your commit message”
git push
```
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