Question

In c++

Create a program regarding your wake up routine in the morning

Alarm clock goes off at 8:00AM

You snooze for 5 mins (for loop I believe)

You snooze again for 5 mins

(Sub routines)

1. Brush teeth

2. Get dressed

3. Go to work

In c++, Create a program regarding your wake up routine in the morning as seen below:

Alarm clock goes off at 8:00AM

You snooze for 5 mins (for loop I believe)

You snooze again for 5 mins(option to hit snooze again)

(Sub routines, after you get out of bed)

1. Brush teeth

2. Get dressed

3. eat breakfast

4. Go to work

end program (going to work should trigger program to end)

yes the program should be in c++

Answer 1

#include<iostream>
#include<chrono>
#include<thread>

using namespace std;
using namespace std::chrono;
using namespace std::this_thread;

void alarm(){
    bool snooze = true;
    string s;

    while(snooze){
       cout << "Its 8'o clock already" << endl;
       cout << "Press f to snooze..." << endl;
       //sleep_until(system_clock::now() + seconds(3));
       //uncomment line 16 if you want to add a delay between alarm messages
       if(cin.get() == 'f'){
           snooze = false;
       }
   }
    cout << "Alarm snoozed for 5 mins";
    cout << endl;
}

void brushTeeth(){
    cout << "I'm brushing my teeth" << endl << endl;
    sleep_until(system_clock::now() + seconds(3)); // adds a delay of 3 seconds. You can change the value.
    cout << "I'm done brushing" << endl << endl;
}

void getDressed(){
    cout << "I'm dressing up" << endl << endl;
    sleep_until(system_clock::now() + seconds(3));
    cout << "I'm dressed now" << endl << endl;
}

void eatBreakfast(){
    cout << "I'm eating my breakfast" << endl << endl;
    sleep_until(system_clock::now() + seconds(3));
    cout << "I'm done eating" << endl << endl;
}

void gotoWork(){
    cout << "Going to work!" << endl;
    exit(0); // triggers program to end
}

int main(){
    alarm();
    alarm(); // calling twice as mentioned
    brushTeeth();
    getDressed();
    eatBreakfast();
    gotoWork();

}