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FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT<br>tutorialoutlet<br><br><br>CIS 1111 Programming Topic 7 – Horse Stable<br>(20 Points) Description: In this assignment, you will develop a C program to determine if a horse is overweight or underweight,<br>given the type of horse. Once the determination has been made, calculate how much you should feed<br>the horse given their weight.<br>Use the table below to write a program which prompts the user to enter the type of horse and its<br>

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  1. CIS 1111 Programming Topic 7/tutorialoutletdotcom For more course tutorials visit tutorialoutletdotcom

  2. CIS 1111 Programming Topic 7 – Horse Stable Description: In this assignment, you will develop a C++ program to determine if a horse is overweight or underweight FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT tutorialoutlet CIS 1111 Programming Topic 7 – Horse Stable (20 Points) Description: In this assignment, you will develop a C++ program to determine if a horse is overweight or underweight, given the type of horse. Once the determination has been made, calculate how much you should feed the horse given their weight. Use the table below to write a program which prompts the user to enter the type of horse and its weight

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