lease help me with these question. I am having trouble understanding what to do Programming language (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) For each question (Ex 11) draw a flowchart (using pen and paper). And includes it postconditions and preconditions Ex 11) Devise a flowchart to receive a positive integer and output each digit, from right to left, after it has been multiplied by 2. For instance, if the input is 692, the program should output 4, 18, 12. As another example, if the number is 135429 the program should out put 18, 4, 8, 10, 6, and 2.

lease help me with these question. I am having trouble understanding what to do Programming language (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) For each question (Ex 11) draw a flowchart (using pen and paper). And includes it postconditions and preconditions Ex 11) Devise a flowchart to receive a positive integer and output each digit, from right to left, after it has been multiplied by 2. For instance, if the input is 692, the program should output 4, 18, 12. As another example, if the number is 135429 the program should out put 18, 4, 8, 10, 6, and 2.

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Chapter3: Understanding Structure

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