C# The video game machine at your local arcade output coupons according to how well you play the game. You can redeem 10 coupons for a candy bar or 3 coupons for a gumball. You prefer candy bars to gumballs. Write a program that defines a variable initially assigned to the number of coupons you win. Next, the program should output how many candy bars and gumballs you can get if you spend all of your coupons on candy bars first, and any remaining coupons on gumballs.

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

/* main is a function without a parameters which returns an int value*/

int main( )

{

/* declare int data type for numeric values initialize candyBar and gumBall */

int coupons, cabdyBr=10,gumall=3;

int candyBarAmount,gumBallAmount,remainder;

/* cout is used to show the message to user cin to read user input from keyboard and sets the value to coupon */

cout<<"Enter the number of coupons"\t";

cin>>coupons;

/* First check coupons with cabdyBar */

if (coupons >= candyBar)

{

candyBarAmount=coupons/candyBar;

remainder=coupons-(candyBarAmount*10);

}

else

{

candyBarAmount=0;

}

/* check remaining value with gumBall */

if (remainder<<candyBar && remainder>=gumBall)

{

gumBallAmount=remainder/gumball;

}

else

{

gumBallAmount=0;

}

/* show thw required output to the user */

cout<<"The number of Candy bars is "<< candyBarAmount <<endl;

cout<<"The number of gumballs is "<<gumballAmount <<endl;

/* The program ends and return 0 as the functions value */

return 0;

}

OUTPUT

Enter the number of coupons: 23

The number of candy bars = 2

The number of gumballs = 1