You are asked to write a modular solution (algorithm and C program) that will accept an integer value in the range of 5-95 inclusive. Your solution should also ensure that input values are in multiples of 5. Based on valid input, your solution should calculate how many coins of each denomination should be returned, and display this to the user. Coin values are 50, 20, 10 and 5. The solution should aim to give as much of the higher valued coins as possible. For example, a poor solution for an input of 30 cents would give six 5 cent coins. A correct solution would give a 20 cent coin and a 10 cent coin. After each output, the user should be asked whether they wish to continue or exit/terminate the program. Your solution (algorithm and program) should be designed using a modular approach. This requires the submission of a structure chart, a high-level algorithm, and subsequent decompositions of each step (i.e. low-level algorithms).

Please note that on the last line of the code, we need to print out the 'and" with the smallest and the largest number for min and max functions in order to maximize our credit with the zyBooks lab assignment for 3.9. Code Hints: smallestnum = min(usernumbers) #The smallest number is printed out - for example 5, 10, 15 - 5 would be printed out largestnum = max(usernumbers) #The largest number is printed out - for example 5, 10, 15 - 15 would be printed out Write a program that reads a list of integers into a list as long as the integers are greater than zero, then outputs the list values and the smallest and largest integers in the list using min and max built-in functions . Ex: If the input is: 10 5 3 21 2 -6 the output is: [10, 5, 3, 21, 2] 2 and 21 user_numbers = [] user_input = int(input())while user_input > 0:    user_numbers.append(user_input)    user_input = int(input())print(user_numbers) ''' Complete code here. '''smallest_num=min(user_numbers)largest_num =…

Python question, please us a docstring and have comments throughout code Write a function getInteger() that takes two integers num1 and num2 as parameters. If num1 > num2, then the function prints an error message and returns 0. If num1 is equal to num2, the function returns the common value. For cases where num1 < num2, the function prompts the user to enter an integer greater than or equal to num1 and less than or equal to num2 and returns the first valid integer that the user enters. If the user enters something that is not an integer value, the programs should display an error message and re-prompt the user to enter a valid integer Below are some sample executions of the function. Use the while and if-elif statements and a try/except in the solution. Don’t forget to include the docstring and comments. Copy and paste or screen shot the code and the thirteen test cases shown below in your submission. .    >>> getInteger(5,4) 5 and 4 are not valid parameters 0…

A non-profit organization has asked you to build a computer programming system thatkeeps up with the number of hours a volunteer has worked each week.Since no volunteer will work more than three days, the organization wants the volunteersto be able to enter their name and the hours volunteered for each of the three days theycame in each week.The program will also make sure that the data entered is valid. The program will make surethe hours entered are a positive number and that the hours are no more than 8 hours eachday. If the volunteer enters an invalid number of hours, then the program will ask them tore-enter the value and repeat the data entry process.You can follow these steps to guide you through the process:1. Create a public class named Volunteer and one named VolunteerEntry.2. The Volunteer class will contain instance variables for each object to hold datapertaining to each object as needed. It will store the values for the volunteer’s name, IDand total hours worked for the…

Description Xiao Zhang is often distressed because there are too many things to arrange. Now he has n tasks at hand, and each task has a starting times, and an ending time e;. To complete a task, he must do it from the starting time to the ending time, and Xiao Zhang can only perform one task at the same time. Xiao Zhang wants to know how many tasks he can accomplish at most. Input The first line is an integer n (1sns300000), indicating the number of tasks Xiao Zhang has at hand. In the next n lines, each line contains two integers s₁, e¡ (1≤s;

Please note that on the last line of the code, we need to print out the 'and" with the smallest and the largest number for min and max functions in order to maximize our credit with the zyBooks lab assignment for 3.9. Code Hints: smallestnum = min(usernumbers) #The smallest number is printed out - for example 5, 10, 15 - 5 would be printed out largestnum = max(usernumbers) #The largest number is printed out - for example 5, 10, 15 - 15 would be printed out Write a program that reads a list of integers into a list as long as the integers are greater than zero, then outputs the list values and the smallest and largest integers in the list using min and max built-in functions . This code runs in zyBooks..... Ex: If the input is: 10 5 3 21 2 -6 the output is: [10, 5, 3, 21, 2] 2 and 21 user_numbers = [] user_input = int(input())while user_input > 0:    user_numbers.append(user_input)    user_input = int(input())print(user_numbers) ''' Complete code here.…

Suppose the Great Frederick Fair wants to update its ticketing software. They need you to write a program to handle the price calculations, using the rules*: ● The basic price of a ticket is $40. Senior citizens (age >= 65) get a 50% discount. Children under 6 are free (100% discount). For residents of Frederick County, the basic price is $35; the same discounts still apply. So the individual ticket prices range from $0 to $40. ● . Your program should request age and county name from the user. The age will be entered as an integer and the county name as a string. Before calculating the price, confirm that the user's age is valid - not negative and not more than 110. If it is not, give a message and do not do the price calculation. Also, the county name should not be case sensitive - for example, Frederick, frederick, and FREDERICK should all be acceptable. Your program should then calculate and print out the ticket price, using the appropriate discounts. Test your program with a…

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