Write pseudocode to represent the logic of a program that allows the user to enter a value for hours worked in a day. The program calculates the hours worked in a five day week and the hours worked in a 252 day work year. The program outputs all the results
read h
w = 5 * h
y = 252 * w
print h , w , y
end
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read h
w = 5 * h
y = 252 * h
print h , w , y
end
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to Flowgorithm.
To achieve this, you can use the following pseudocode:
1. Initialize a variable "hours" as zero.
2. Initialize a constant "daysInWeek" as 5.
3. Initialize a constant "daysInYear" as 252.
4. Initialize variables "weeklyHours" and "yearlyHours" as zero.
5. Ask the user to enter the value for "hours" worked in a day.
6. Read and store the input value in the "hours" variable.
7. Multiply the value of "hours" with "daysInWeek" and store the result in "weeklyHours".
8. Multiply the value of "hours" with "daysInYear" and store the result in "yearlyHours".
9. Output the value of "hours" worked in a week as "weeklyHours".
10. Output the value of "hours" worked in a year as "yearlyHours".
Here's the pseudocode:
```
DECLARE hours AS Integer
DECLARE daysInWeek AS Constant Integer = 5
DECLARE daysInYear AS Constant Integer = 252
DECLARE weeklyHours AS Integer
DECLARE yearlyHours AS Integer
PRINT "Enter the value for hours worked in a day:"
READ hours
weeklyHours = hours * daysInWeek
yearlyHours = hours * daysInYear
PRINT "Hours worked in a week:", weeklyHours
PRINT "Hours worked in a year:", yearlyHours
```
Note: This pseudocode assumes a basic understanding of programming concepts and syntax. It represents the logical flow of the program and can be easily translated into a specific programming language of your choice.