Flowcharting Assignment (1)
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Flowcharting Assignment
1.
After entering two values representing the feet and inches of a person’s height, calculate their height in total inches and display the results.
a. Input
Feet = float(input(“Enter the feet: “))
Inches = float(input(“Enter the inches: “))
Process
Total_inches = (feet * 12) + inches
Output
Print(“Total height in inches:”, total_inches)
2.
Given the state tax of a new car is $372.25 and the county tax is $41.60, calculate the total tax amount and output the results. All values should be assigned to variables.
a. Variables
State_tax = 372.25
County_tax = 41.60
Calculations
Total_tax = state_tax + county_tax
Output
Print(“total tax amount:”, total_tax)
3.
After three test values are entered, determine the smallest of the three tests and print the value. Use variables to represent the three tests.
a. Input
Test 1 = float(input(“enter the first test value: “))
Test 2 = float(input(“enter the second test value: “))
Test 3 = float(input(“enter the third test value: “))
Process
Smallest_test = min(test1, test2, test3)
Output
Print(“the smallest test value is:” , smallest_test)
4.
Compute the total inventory value of 6 inventory items. The input will be data on 6 inventory items to be processed one at a time. The input data includes the item name, quantity on hand and price per item. For
each item compute and print the inventory value. Accumulate a running total of the inventory value. After all data has been processed,
display the total inventory value. You will need to initialize a counter and an accumulator for the total inventory value.
a. Accumulator
Total_inventory_value = 0
Process 6 inventory items
For i in range(6):
Input
Item_name = input(“enter item name:”)
Quantity_on_hand = int(input(“enter quantity on hand:”))
Price_per_item = float(input(“enter price per item:”))
Calculations
Inventory_value = quantity_on_hand * price_per_item
Print
Print(“inventory value for”, item_name, “:” , inventory_value)
Accumulate total
Total_inventory_value += inventory_value
Output
Print(“total inventory value:” , total_inventory_value)
5.
You want to record the results of flipping a penny, one at a time. Determine the number of heads and tails and display the output. You have decided to enter ‘X’ when you are done flipping the penny.
a.
Initialize counters
Heads_count = 0
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