We are going to create a simple resistance calculator. Your program should ask t

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We are going to create a simple resistance calculator. Your program should ask the user if the resistors are in series or parallel read in the number of resistors read in the resistance of the individual resistors (et's assume they are all the same resistance) by having the user enter the first three colors of the 4 bands on the resistor (this site can help with color code calculations) calculate the total resistance of the circuit (this site can help with parallel resistor equations calculatons) print out the result Below is a sample execution of the program (values in bold are user input and should NOTbe hardcoded into your program) Welcome to the simple resistance calculator Are the resistors in Series or Parallel? Series How many resistors are there in the circuit? 5 The first three color bands on the resistors: Red Red Red Each resistor is 2200 ohms and the total resistance of the circuit is 11000 ohms Would you like to perform another calculation (Y/N)? Y Are the resistors in Series or Parallel? Parallel How many resistors are there in the circuit? 4 The first three color bands on the resistors: Red Red Red Each resistor is 2200 ohms and the total resistance of the circuit is 550 ohms

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As you hav already the working code.Just Am writing here the snippet of code you require.If you want me any modifications.Just ask me.Thank You.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
int main()
{

char ch;

while(1)

{

//Here yiou have to paste your logic here.Then the loop repeats until you press other than 'y' or 'Y'

//like printf("Ask the resistor in series or parallel ?" );

printf(" Do you Want to continue(Y/N):");
scanf(" %c",&ch);

if(ch=='y'||ch=='Y')
{
   continue;
}else
{
break;
}

}

return 0;

}

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