I need help with the visual logic flowchart for the following problem: A local deli sells lunch value meals that consist of a sandwich, soup and a drink. The price of each meal depends on the actual items ordered. Write a program that asks the cashier to enter the price of a sandwich, price of soup and price of a soft drink. The program should then calculate the cost of the meal by adding these values together. If the meal cost is more than $5.00, the customer gets a 10% discount. The program should display the cost of the meal with a descriptive label (e.g. The cost of the meal is $5.54). After a meal cost is determined, the cost needs to be stored in an array. The program should also contain a post-test while loop so that we can process several meals. After each meal has been processed, the program should ask the user if he/she wants to continue. The loop should execute as long as the user responds "yes". After processing all meals, the program should display the following totals:
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Using pseudo-code, create a counting loop that will run with the following requirements:
The loop will iterate a total of 10 times and print a message each time indicating how many times the loop has run. For example the message could read: ”The loop has run ‘x’ times”
The ‘x’ will be replaced by the value of the loop control variable.When the loop has completed 10 iterations print a message that the loop is finished.
Can someone post an actual answer to this question either with paint or visual logic please?
To create a visual logic flowchart for the given problem, you can follow these steps:
1. Start the flowchart with the "Start" symbol.
2. Add an input symbol to ask the cashier for the price of a sandwich, soup, and a soft drink.
3. Use process symbols to calculate the cost of the meal by adding the prices together.
4. Add a decision symbol to check if the meal cost is more than $5.00.
5. Connect the "Yes" outcome of the decision symbol to a process symbol to apply a 10% discount on the meal cost.
6. Insert a process symbol to store the cost of the meal in an array.
7. Add an output symbol to display the cost of the meal with a descriptive label.
8. Add a loop symbol to implement a post-test while loop to process multiple meals.
9. Connect the loop symbol to the input symbol to ask the user if they want to continue.
10. Include a decision symbol after the question to check if the user responds with "yes."
11. If the response is "yes," the flow should return to the input symbol to process the next meal. If the response is "no," the flow should proceed to the next step.
12. Add process symbols to calculate the totals of the meal costs stored in the array.
13. Connect the process symbol for calculating totals to an output symbol to display the totals.
14. End the flowchart with the "End" symbol.
By following these steps and using the appropriate symbols and connectors, you will be able to create a visual logic flowchart for the given problem.