Design a flowchart and pseudocode for the following: A program that accepts the following data about one customer's messages: area code (three digits), phone number (seven digits), and the number of text messages sent. Display all the data, including the month-end bill both before and after taxes are added. A program that continuously accepts data about text messages until a sentinel value is entered, and displays all the details.

Design a flowchart and pseudocode for the following: A program that accepts the following data about one customer's messages: area code (three digits), phone number (seven digits), and the number of text messages sent. Display all the data, including the month-end bill both before and after taxes are added. A program that continuously accepts data about text messages until a sentinel value is entered, and displays all the details.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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