Movie Ticket Booking System Application Name: FLastnameChart…
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Mоvie Ticket Bооking System Applicаtion Nаme: FLаstnameChartingI2Description: Write a C program that calculates the total cost of booking movie tickets. Include comments throughout. Note: The sample output shown below is for illustrative purposes only and cannot be used as data for your application. You should come up with your own Name, items and prices. Requirements: Theater Name The program should use constants for the prices of three different types of tickets and the sales tax rate. The user will input the quantity of each ticket type they wish to purchase. The program should then calculate: The total cost for each ticket category (price × quantity). The subtotal (sum of all ticket costs). The sales tax (calculated as subtotal * tax). The final total (subtotal + tax). The program should display a formatted receipt (lined up properly and all monetary values should be displayed in currency format (dollar sign and 2 decimal places)) that includes: Theater Name Ticket Costs Subtotal Tax Total Amount Due Sample Output ========================================= Movie Theater Name =========================================Item Qty Price Total-----------------------------------------Adult Ticket 2 $12.50 $25.00Child Ticket 1 $8.00 $8.00Popcorn Combo 1 $10.99 $10.99-----------------------------------------Subtotal: $43.99Sales Tax (8.25%): $3.63-----------------------------------------Total Amount Due: $47.62
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