#PYTHON PROGRAM TO FIND CALORIES BURNED caloriesBurn=4.2 curCaloriesBurn=0 min=10 while min<=30: curCaloriesBurn=min*caloriesBurn #CALCULATE CALORIES BURNED FOR MIN #PRINT CALORIESBURENED FOR MIN print "calories Burn for %d min is %f" %(min,curCaloriesBurn) min=min+5 #INCREMENT MIN BY 5 Can you convert this into a raptor flowchart?

#PYTHON PROGRAM TO FIND CALORIES BURNED caloriesBurn=4.2 curCaloriesBurn=0 min=10 while min<=30: curCaloriesBurn=min*caloriesBurn #CALCULATE CALORIES BURNED FOR MIN #PRINT CALORIESBURENED FOR MIN print "calories Burn for %d min is %f" %(min,curCaloriesBurn) min=min+5 #INCREMENT MIN BY 5 Can you convert this into a raptor flowchart?

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter1: Fundamentals Of C++ Programming

Section1.3: Preliminary Three: Software Development

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