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no voids, loops or swaIn August $2019$ at the age of $15$ my son competed in his first Strong Man competition. There

were three events: $(1)$ Stone over, $(2)$ Farmers frame medley, and $(3)$ Axle deadlift.

You must write a program that does the following:

$1.$ Asks for the names of the $3$ teen competitors.

$2.$ Display a menu so the user can decide which of the events he$/$she wants to enter the

information in for. $($Use a switch statement here.$)$

$3.$ For each of the events, the competitors get TWO attempts and the highest result of

their attempts should be used for determining their ranking for the event. Be sure that

you determine their best attempt BEFORE determining the rankings for each event.

$4.$ If the user selects Farmers Frame Medley he$/$she should then be asked for the number

of seconds it took each competitor to complete. Seconds should include up to $2$ decimal

places.

a$.$ Determine how each competitor ranks in the event. The competitor with the

lowest time earns first place.

b$.$ First place gets $3$ points, $2$nd place gets $2$ points, $3$rd place earns $1$ point.

$5.$ If the user selects Axle Deadlift he$/$she should then be asked for the number of pounds

the competitor was able to lift.

a$.$ Determine how each competitor ranks in the event. The competitor with the

highest weight will earn first place.

b$.$ First place gets $3$ points, $2$nd place with $2$ points, and third place with $1$ point.

$6.$ If the user selects Stone Over Bar he$/$she should then be asked for the number of stones

the competitor was able to lift.

a$.$ Determine how each competitor ranks in the event. The competitor with the

highest number will earn first place.

b$.$ First place gets $3$ points, $2$nd place with $2$ points, and third place with $1$ point.

$7.$ Your program should display the following information:

a$.$ The name of the event

b$.$ The ranking of the event

i$.$ Include competitors name and the attempt that was used in the ranking

ii$.$ Display $1$st$,2$nd$,$ and $3$rd places.

iii. Display the points earned for the ranking placement.

$8.$ Be creative with your display, use output formatting where appropriate.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

We have not yes discussed loops, therefore you will enter information for one event and

have it displayed on the screen. You will then run the program again, to show the next

event, and a third time to show the third event. Also, make sure that the user does not enter

any values that are less than $0.$ If so$,$ the program should end.