In order to encourage people to arrive early they charge more, the later you arrive on your day of check-in. You can arrive at any time between noon and midnight on the day of check-in, but the later you arrive, the more expensive the night will be.
Write a C-program that reads from the user the hour of arrival (between 0 - meaning noon - and 12 - meaning midnight) and that then outputs the price to pay for the night.
The cost for the night is a $10 base fee plus $5 for every hour you arrive past noon. So if you arrive at noon, the total cost is only $10, if you arrive at 1pm, the price goes up to $15, etc. Thankfully the total price is capped at $57, so even if you arrive at 11pm, the price will be $57.
Compile and run the code below in your own C environment.
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
int hour;
int price;
printf("Please enter your arrival time - number of hours past noon: ");
scanf("%d", &hour);
/* Please add your code here */
printf("Your price for today is $%d.\n", price);
return(0);
}
