Answer Posted / nitin kalambe

void main()
{
float BMI,weight,height;
cout<<"Enter you weight and height"<<endl;
cin>>weight>>height;
BMI=weight/height*height;
cout<<"Your BMI is "<<BMI;
getch();
}

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