how to write flowchart read 10 integers from the keyboard in the range 0 to 100 and count how many of them are larger than 50 and display theresult
Start
- Set counter for integers larger than 50 to 0
- Set an array of size 10 to store the integers
- Start a loop to read 10 integers from the keyboard
- Read an integer from the keyboard
- Check if the integer is within the range of 0 to 100
- If yes, store the integer in the array
- If no, display an error message and prompt to input another integer
- End the loop
- Start a loop to check how many integers in the array are greater than 50
- Check if the current integer in the array is greater than 50
- If yes, increment the counter for integers greater than 50
- Move to the next integer in the array
- End the loop
- Display the number of integers in the array that are larger than 50
End.
To create a flowchart for reading 10 integers from the keyboard in the range 0 to 100, counting how many of them are larger than 50 and displaying the result, follow these steps:
1. Begin the flowchart by starting with a Start/End symbol.
2. Create a Process symbol to indicate that you need to initialize a variable to store the count. Let's name it "count" and set it to 0.
3. Create a Loop symbol to iterate the process of reading integers 10 times. Connect it to the Process symbol by using an arrow.
4. Inside the Loop symbol, add an Input/Output symbol to read an integer from the keyboard. Label it as "input".
5. Create a Decision symbol to check if the input is within the specified range (0 to 100). Connect it to the Input/Output symbol.
6. Label the Decision symbol as "Is input in range?" and add two arrows: "Yes" and "No".
7. For the "Yes" branch, create another Decision symbol to check if the input is greater than 50. Connect it to the previous Decision symbol's "Yes" branch.
8. Label this Decision symbol as "Is input greater than 50?" and add two arrows: "Yes" and "No".
9. For the "Yes" branch, create another Process symbol and increase the count by 1. Connect it to the "Yes" branch of the previous Decision symbol.
10. Label this Process symbol as "Increment count".
11. Connect the "No" branch of the last Decision symbol to the Loop symbol to continue the loop for the remaining integers.
12. After the Loop symbol, create another Input/Output symbol to display the final value of the count. Label it as "display count."
13. Connect the last Process symbol (Increment count) to the Input/Output symbol (display count).
14. End the flowchart with a Start/End symbol.
Your flowchart for reading 10 integers from the keyboard in the range 0 to 100, counting how many of them are larger than 50, and displaying the result is now complete.