Solution

// Nathan Eloe 7 September 2013

// moPhone.cpp

// A phone number generater for Moe's phone service

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

const int PNGF = 78; // The Phone Number Gender Factor (PNGF)

// Inputs

string fName, lName;

int eyeColor; // Wavelength

bool isFemale;

float height; // in meters, because we do metric!

// Output digits in format abc-def-ghij

int abc, hijk;

int digD, digE, digF;

int hgtXcol;

cout << "\t\tWelcome to Springfield's new MOEbile phone service!\n"

<< "Please fill out the following billing information:\n"

<< "[First Name]: ";

cin >> fName;

cout << " [Last Name]: ";

cin >> lName;

cout << "Thank you. Your choices for eye color are:\n"

<< "\t475 (Blue)\n\t510 (Green)\n\t590 (Orange)\n"

<< " [Eye Color]: ";

cin >> eyeColor;

cout << "Your gender choices are:\n"

<< "\t0 (Male)\n\t1 (Female)\n"

<< " [Gender]: ";

cin >> isFemale;

cout << "[Height (m)]: ";

cin >> height;

//First three digits

abc = eyeColor;

//Second 3, this is trickier

hgtXcol = static_cast<int>(height * eyeColor);

digD = (hgtXcol / 100) % 10;

digE = (hgtXcol / 10) % 10;

digF = hgtXcol % 10;

//And finally:

hijk = static_cast<int>(10 * eyeColor + PNGF * isFemale + height * height);

//And, the output

cout << endl << "\tCustomer Information" << endl;

cout << "Name:\t\t" << fName + " " + lName << endl;

cout << "Phone Number:\t(" << abc << ") " << digD << digE << digF

<< "-" << hijk << endl;

cout << "Our Motto:\tSpringfield MOEbile: something else you should avoid "

<< "while driving" << endl;

return 0;

}