| CSCI 240 | Fall 2025 |
For this assignment, write a C++ program to calculate a powerlifter's total and formatting the output into a report.
The cpp file that is submitted for grading should be named assign2.cpp
The basic logic for this program is similar to program 1: the user is asked to enter values, a calculation is performed, and the results of the calculation are displayed.
Ask the user of the program for their max squat. This value will be an integer. The prompt to the user must be "What is your max squat?". There should be exactly 1 space after the question mark.
Ask the user of the program for their max bench press. This value will be an integer. The prompt to the user must be "What is your max bench press?". There should be exactly 1 space after the question mark.
Ask the user of the program for their max deadlift. This value will be an integer. The prompt to the user must be "What is your max deadlift?". There should be exactly 1 space after the question mark.
Use the three integer values to calculate the user's Wilks score, which attempts to quantify a person's strength relative to their body weight. For this assignment, we will assume the user has a Wilks Coefficient of 0.5976.
The Wilks score is equal to the sum of the three max lift values times the Wilks Coefficient.
Finally, display the three max lift values, their sum, and the user's Wilks score. The labels for each value should be left justified while the values should be right justified, using the column widths specified with the symbolic constants below. The Wilks score should be displayed with EXACTLY 3 digits after the decimal point.
There should be a single new line character before displaying the output and at the end of the output. There should also be a blank line between the display of the max lift values and the calculated values.
This program MUST use at least 3 symbolic constants.
The first constant is for the user's Wilks Coefficient of 0.5976
The second constant is for the number of spaces to be allocated for the output report's left column (20)
The third constant is for the numebr of spaces to be allocated for the output report's right column (8)
More symbolic constants may be added to the code if necessary.
At the top of the C++ source code, include a documentation box that resembles the one from program 1. Make sure the Date Due and Purpose are updated to reflect the current program.
Include line documentation. There is no need to document every single line, but logical "chunks" of code should be preceded by a line or two that describes what the "chunk" of code does. This will be a part of every program that is submitted for the remainder of the semester.
The Wilks score should be displayed with exactly 3 digits after the decimal point, including zeroes.
The program MUST use the 3 symbolic constants described above.
Make sure to test the program with values other than the ones shown in the output below.
Hand in a copy of the source code (the CPP file) on the autograder and Blackboard.
A few runs of the program should produce the following results:
What is your max squat? 475 What is your max bench press? 345 What is your max deadlift? 475 Max Squat: 475 Max Bench Press: 345 Max Deadlift: 475 Powerlifting Total: 1295 Wilks Score: 773.892
What is your max squat? 305 What is your max bench press? 195 What is your max deadlift? 410 Max Squat: 305 Max Bench Press: 195 Max Deadlift: 410 Powerlifting Total: 910 Wilks Score: 543.816
What is your max squat? 716 What is your max bench press? 430 What is your max deadlift? 810 Max Squat: 716 Max Bench Press: 430 Max Deadlift: 810 Powerlifting Total: 1956 Wilks Score: 1168.906