Ahmed wants to gift his friend. He has 82.300 OMR. He wants the following products: Sport suite with 15.700 OMR Sport shoes with 32.00 OMR Sport water bottle with 4.50 OMR Headphone with 8.25 OMR iPod with 9.88 OMR Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to check whether he can buy all the above items. Display the total, and the remaining amount in OMR that Ahmed will have if any

Ahmed wants to gift his friend. He has 82.300 OMR. He wants the following products: Sport suite with 15.700 OMR Sport shoes with 32.00 OMR Sport water bottle with 4.50 OMR Headphone with 8.25 OMR iPod with 9.88 OMR Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to check whether he can buy all the above items. Display the total, and the remaining amount in OMR that Ahmed will have if any

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter4: Making Decisions

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