Program Four

Write a program that processes an application for a drivers license.

Your program should as user-friendly as possible. Please make your input/output readable. Use spaces and blank lines to improve the readability.

You need to collect the following information

First Name
Last Name
Middle Initial
Honorific (Mr., Ms., Mrs., Dr., ... )
Title (Professor, MD, PhD, Esquire, ...)
Age
Street Address
City
State
Zip
Endorsements.

While collecting this information, you should provide menus whenever possible to ease data input.

These should put up the choices given, plus an other field, which allows the user to input an option you don't cover.

Honorific.
Title.
Present a choice of the following cities, if a user selects one of these cities, the zip should be provided.
- Atown - zip 12222
- Btown - zip 12333
- Ctown - zip 12444

The following decisions are made based on the age:

16 or under, the person is not ask to be an organ donor
Under 18, the license is marked probationary
Under 21, the license should be marked NON-Drinking
Over 65, the person is given a 10% discount
Everyone over 16 should be ask if they wish to be an organ donor.
Everyone 21 and over should be warned not to drink and drive

The applicant should be asked if they have any of the following endorsements:

Endorsement	Code	Fee
Motorcycle	M	$25
Bus	B	$50
CDL	D	$250

The basic cost for the license is $45

After you have collected all of this information, print the results to an output file (license.txt).. Your output should contain all of the necessary information, and only optional information if it applies.

Required Output

    Drivers License
    Honor First MI Last, Title
    Street
    City, Pa, zip
    Status
    Fee

Additional output

    Organ Donor
    Endorsements:

You will be printing to both the screen and to the file.

Please make sure that you document your program, use proper indentation and variable names.

When the program is complete, please send a copy to dbennett@edinboro.edu, the subject of your message should be program4, csci 130

This program is due Wednesday, November 7 at 11:59 pm.

This program is worth 10 points.