Design the logic (flowchart and pseudocode) for a program that allows a user to continuously enter numbers until the user enters 0. Display how many numbers were entered, and their sum.

Write algorithms using pseudocode and draw the flowcharts for the following problems.  a) Calculate the total of a retail sale.  Ask the user for the following: The retail price of the item purchased the sales tax rate Once these items have been entered, the program should calculate and display the following: The sales tax for the purchase The total of the bill Example: If the sales tax rate is 7%, compute 7% of the purchase, add it to the total purchase that would be total of bill.  Total of bill = purchase + 7% of purchase

A and BonlyIn this program, you are asked to write a program in assembly which works as a simple calculator.The program will get two integer numbers, and based on the requested operation, the result shouldbe shown to the user.a. The program should print a meaningful phrase for each input, and the result.i. “Enter the first number”ii. “Enter the second number”iii. “Enter the operation type”iv. “The result is”b. The user should enter 0, 1, and 2 to tell the program the types of operation add, sub, andmultiply, respectively.c. How many registers do you need to implement this program?d. What system calls do you need to write this program?

The programmer intended the following pseudocode to display the numbers 1 through 60, and then display the message “Time’s up!” It will not function as intended, however. Find the error.   Declare Integer counter = 1 Const Integer TIME_LIMIT = 60 While counter < TIME_LIMIT                 Display counter                 Set counter = counter + 1 End While Display “Time’s up!”

Design Pseudocode for a program that outputs every number from 1 through 15, the values times 10 and times 100.