Objective: Use your knowledge of C++ to identify and correct the syntax and formatting errors in the following C++ code:



/******************************************************************
* Programmer: [put your name here]
*
* Date: [put the current date here]
*
* Course: COMP 220
*
* Assignment: Correcting syntax errors and program formatting
*
* Description: this program display a menu and allows the
* user to select an item from the menu
*
* Assumptions: Assumes that the user enters a valid number corresponding
* to a menu item
*
* Input: keyboard - enter an integer.
*
* Output: screen - display the users menu selection
*
********************************************************************/

#include

main ( )
}
int usersChoice = menu();
cout << "\n You Choose " <> "Choose From Martha's Menu:/n"
cout << "1 - Dinner"
cout << endln << 2 - Lunch";
cout << endln << "3 - Breakfeast";
cout << "Enter a number:"
int choice = 0;
cin << Choice

return choice;

} //end menu


Steps:

Create a new Visual Studio project and source code file.
Copy and paste the code above into the source code file.
Correct the syntax errors and properly format the code.
Submit your corrected source code.
Exercise 2: Identifying and Correcting Logical Errors (20 points)


Objective: Use the Visual Studio debugger to identify and correct the logical errors contained in the following program:

/******************************************************************
* Programmer: [put your name here]
*
* Date: [put the current date here]
*
* Course: COMP 220
*
* Assignment: Identification and correction of logical errors
*
* Description: this program prints a triangle with a base of five asterisks
*
* Output: screen - displays a triangle
*
********************************************************************/

#include

int drawBar(int);

int main()
{
std::cout << std::endl <= triangleBase ; i--) {
drawBar(i);
}

return 0;
} //end main

int drawBar(int barSize) {
//draws a line of asterisks
//the number of asterisk drawn equals barSize

int theCounter = 0;
while (theCounter >= barSize) {
theCounter--;
std::cout << '*';
}
std::cout << '\n';
return 0;
} //end drawBar



Steps:

Create a new Visual Studio project and source code file.
Copy and paste the code above into the source code file.
Correct the Logical errors in the code so that the output of the program appears as such:
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*****

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Browser: IE
Programming Language: C++