Plan and code a program utilizing one or more repetition structures to solve the following problem: After caffeine is absorbed into the body, 13% is eliminated from the body each hour.

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Plan and code a program utilizing one or more repetition structures to solve the following problem: After caffeine is absorbed into the body, 13% is eliminated from the body each hour. Assume a person drinks a cup of coffee or caffeinated beverage and that the caffeine is absorbed immediately into the body. Write a program to calculate the the following values:

The amount of caffeine in the body X hours after the person drinks the coffee.

Input:

The type of drink, the amount of caffeine and how many hours they want to see the output for.

Test: 16 oz Starbucks coffee     310 mg of caffeine   show 10 hours

        5-hr Energy drink             245 mg                    show 7 hours 

Output:

A listing of caffeine remaining after each hour until the user's limit is reached. Remember to set the precision to something reasonable. 

 

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