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Create a Program to Work Flowcharts and Pseudo Codes in Python Assignment Solution

July 15, 2024
Martin Jonas
Martin Jonas
🇦🇺 Australia
Python
Dr. Martin Jonas, PhD in Computer Science from Southern Cross University, Australia. With 4 years of experience in Python assignments, I offer expert guidance and support to help you excel in your programming projects.
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Instructions

Objective

Write a python assignment program to work flowcharts and pseudo codes.

Requirements and Specifications

Instructions

Week 7 Assignment: Pseudocode and Flowchart Solution

Instructions:

Create a PowerPoint that contains a FLOWCHART and a PSEUDOCODE for each problem (You may use a different application if PowerPoint is not available).

Use the information below to create a pseudocode (which can be a text-based description for solving the problems) and a flowchart (using flowchart symbols to illustrate how you would program) to solve each problem. Use Microsoft PowerPoint® for Pseudocode and the flowchart (You may use a different application if PowerPoint is not available)..

  • Problem 1: Create a list that contains a shopping list only (do not include the the number of the item as part of list) from a super market
  • Problem 2: Create a loop to print the shopping list numbered.

C Consider using the attached enumerate method to help!

Ju for clarity, write the pseudocodes and the flowchart. Use the Python List to list the items. Write another set of commands to print the list using pseudocodes and flowchart only in WK 7. In WK8, you will write the actual codes.

Assignment Rubric:

ASSESSMENT RUBRICACCOMPLISHEDDEVELOPINGBEGINNINGPOINTS AVAILABLEPOINTS EARNEDCOMMENTS
Write the pseudocodes describing how to calculate for Problem 1.Student effectively completed the assignment.Student partially completed the assignment.Student failed to complete the assignment.2020
Create a flowchart illustrating how to program Problem 1.Student effectively completed the assignment.Student partially completed the assignment.Student failed to complete the assignment.2020
Write the pseudocodes describing how to calculate for Problem 2.Student effectively completed the assignment.Student partially completed the assignment.Student failed to complete the assignment.2020
Create a flowchart illustrating how to program Problem 2.Student effectively completed the assignment.Student partially completed the assignment.Student failed to complete the assignment.2020
Write appropriate comments on the symbols in the flowchart.Student effectively completed the assignment.Student partially completed the assignment.Student failed to complete the assignment.2020
Total100100

Submission Instructions:

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Create pseudocode and flowchart (using Microsoft PowerPoint) for the problems above. Upload here for grading.

Make sure each submission is labeled with the following:

Your Name

Course Name, Section (example: ENTD200 B002 Spr15)

Instructor name

Week #

Date completed

Source Code

def main(): """ Problem 1 """ # Create a list with items items = [ ["Ground Beef (1 kg)", 3.99], ["Box of cookies", 0.99], ["Beer Six pack", 5.49], ["Bottle of wine", 9.99], ["Pepsi (1 L)", 0.49], ["Pineapple", 1.0], ["Shampoo", 0.59] ] """ Problem 2 # Now, display items with their ids, name and price print("{:<10s} {:>20s} {:>25s}".format("Id", "Name", "Price ($)")) for idx, item in enumerate(items): print("{:<10d} {:>20s} {:>25.2f}".format(idx, item[0], item[1])) if __name__ == '__main__': main()

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