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WITCHER [35]
4 years ago
8

5. Pins on Pinterest can be linked to

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Flura [38]4 years ago
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Answer:

your blog

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reminders, pins your page to your profile

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using System;

class GreenvilleRevenue  

{

   static void Main() {

       // variable declared and initialized simultaneously

       int fees = 25;

       int last, present, rev;

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       else if(last > present)

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111

Enter the number of contestants participating in this year’s competition  

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Number of Participants in last year's competition    111

Number of Participants in present year's competition    123

Revenue expected in this year’s competition is   $3075

Participants are more this year

Explanation:

This program takes input from the user. The input is not validated as this is not mentioned in the question.

1. An integer variable is declared and initialized by the fees of this year’s competition.

2. Integer variables are declared to store participants for last year, present year and revenue earned in the present year.

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4. User enters the number of participants in this year’s competition.

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6. The revenue earned in this year’s competition is computed and displayed.

7. The message is also displayed whether number of participants this year is greater or not than the last year.

8. Also, if participants are same in both years, the message is displayed accordingly.

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See attachment for complete program where comments were used to explain difficult lines

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