How can I use flowgorithm to create a program using loop structure in flowgorithm?

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Computer Science "Add a function to your pixart module that draws a single pixel of the correct color based on the supplied character. Example: draw_pixel_by_code(code) would draw a single green pixel if the argument was a '5'" This is the exact question, and I have to use Test-Driven Development for it. How can I do this?

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Write a program in C++ to print a square pattern with # character. Sample Output:Input the number of characters for a side: 4# # # ## # # ## # # ## # # #

In Java, design a program that uses nested loops to display a multiplication table for numbers 1 through 12.

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I am learning C++ and would like to make cleaner code. I am learning on Udemy.com how having the main at the bottom of the program helps when making blocks of code. What I would like to do is take some code I already have, and have the user enter two prime colors to make a mixed color, then ask the user if they would like to mix another color with two of the same prime and one other prime color to get: yellow-green, yellow-orange, orange-red, red-purple, blue-green, and blue-purple.  Is my logic flawed? What is the correct logic? How would I set up this code to have different functions outside the main with the main at the bottom? I know it is supposed to read the information first somehow. I just can't process how to write it. #include <iostream>#include <string> using namespace std; int main() {    string arr[] = {"red", "blue", "yellow"};    int color1, color2;    string mixedColor;    char choice;     do {        cout << "Enter one prime color followed by a second…

Help me homework c++ The shots file holds a list of shots (imagine some hitscan weapon in a video game like a shotgun or something). Each shot has an origin and a direction. The origin is an (x,y) coordinate, like (5,3). The direction is a slope and whether the shot is traveling along that slope or in the reverse. A slope of "Vertical" means that the shot is travellingstraight up and down. The format is:x_location y_location slope(either a number like 2.1 or a non-number meaning"Vertical") forwards(1 meaning forwards, 0 meaning backwards) 0 0 0 00 0 0 10 0 Vertical 00 0 Squirrel 110 10 -1 1-10.1 -100.01 2.1 0 The first line is a horizontal line shooting left from the origin (0,0).The second line is a shot also travelling horizontally from the origin, but forward along the x axis instead of backwards.The third line is shooting straight down out of the originThe fourth line is shooting straight up out of the origin (any non-number means Vertical, not just Vertical)The fifth line is…