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    This document contains the solutions to 5 programming exercises. It includes pseudocode for: 1) A program that allows a user to order items from a menu and calculates the total cost. It uses arrays to store the item prices and names. 2) A program that allows a user to enter a team number and displays the corresponding team name. It uses an array to store the team names. 3) An expanded version of the previous program that also counts the number of times each team is selected and displays the results. It uses two arrays, one to store team names and another to store the selection counts.

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    This document contains the solutions to 5 programming exercises. It includes pseudocode for: 1) A program that allows a user to order items from a menu and calculates the total cost. It uses arrays to store the item prices and names. 2) A program that allows a user to enter a team number and displays the corresponding team name. It uses an array to store the team names. 3) An expanded version of the previous program that also counts the number of times each team is selected and displays the results. It uses two arrays, one to store team names and another to store the selection counts.

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    This document contains the solutions to 5 programming exercises. It includes pseudocode for: 1) A program that allows a user to order items from a menu and calculates the total cost. It uses arrays to store the item prices and names. 2) A program that allows a user to enter a team number and displays the corresponding team name. It uses an array to store the team names. 3) An expanded version of the previous program that also counts the number of times each team is selected and displays the results. It uses two arrays, one to store team names and another to store the selection counts.

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    This document contains the solutions to 5 programming exercises. It includes pseudocode for: 1) A program that allows a user to order items from a menu and calculates the total cost. It uses arrays to store the item prices and names. 2) A program that allows a user to enter a team number and displays the corresponding team name. It uses an array to store the team names. 3) An expanded version of the previous program that also counts the number of times each team is selected and displays the results. It uses two arrays, one to store team names and another to store the selection counts.

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    ASSIGNMENT # 3

    by
    gurram kaladhar reddy & nishtala sandeep

    True or False:
    1.f
    2.f
    3.f
    4.f
    5.f
    multiple choice:
    1.a
    2.a
    3.a
    4.b
    short answers:
    1. Accumulator is a variable that gathers values
    Silmilar to a counter Counter increments by 1. Accumulator increments by some value
    Accumulators require three actions actions
    Initialize the accumulator to 0
    Accumulators are altered: once for every data set processed
    At the end of processing, accumulators are output
    2. we create array constants by entering a list of items and then manually surrounding the
    list with braces { }
    3. we find a particular value in an array by using some searching techniques on that array.












    exercise 4:




    Pseudocode:

    start
    Declarations
    string itemOrdered
    num x
    num found = 0
    num total = 0
    num SIZE = 3
    string QUIT = ZZZZ
    num PRICE[SIZE] = 2.49, 1, 0.59
    string PRODUCT[SIZE] = Cheeseburger, Pepsi, Chips
    string ERROR_MSG = Sorry, we do not carry that
    getReady()
    while itemOrdered not equal to QUIT
    detailLoop()
    endwhile
    finishUp()
    stop

    getReady()
    output Enter an item or , QUIT, to complete your order
    input itemOrdered
    return

    detailLoop()
    found = 0
    x = 0
    while x < SIZE
    if itemOrdered = PRODUCT[x] then
    output PRICE[x]
    x = SIZE
    found = 1
    total = total + PRICE[x]
    else
    x = x + 1
    endif
    endwhile
    if found = 0 then
    output ERROR_MSG
    endif
    output Enter an item or , QUIT, to complete your order
    input itemOrdered
    return

    finishUp()
    output Your order total is: $, total
    return
    exercise 5:

    A:


    Pseudocode:

    start
    Declarations
    num teamNum
    num QUIT = -1
    num SIZE = 5
    string teams[SIZE] = Goal Getters, The Force,
    Top Guns, Shooting Stars,
    Midfield Monsters
    getReady()
    while teamNum not equal to QUIT
    displayTeamName()
    endwhile
    finishUp()
    stop

    getReady()
    output Enter the players team number or , QUIT, to quit
    input teamNum
    return

    displayTeamName()
    if teamNum >= 1 AND teamNum <= SIZE then
    output teamNum, teams[teamNum-1]
    else
    output Invalid team number
    endif
    output Enter the players team number or , QUIT, to quit
    input teamNum
    return

    finishUp()
    output End of program
    return













    B:



    Pseudocode:

    start
    Declarations
    num teamNum
    num QUIT = -1
    num SIZE = 5
    num teamCnt[SIZE] = 0
    string teams[SIZE] = Goal Getters, The Force,
    Top Guns, Shooting Stars,
    Midfield Monsters
    getReady()
    while teamNum not equal to QUIT
    countTeams()
    endwhile
    finishUp()
    stop

    getReady()
    output Enter the players team number or , QUIT, to quit
    input teamNum
    return

    countTeams()
    if teamNum >= 1 AND teamNum <= SIZE then
    output teamNum, teams[teamNum-1]
    teamCnt[teamNum-1] = teamCnt[teamNum-1] + 1
    else
    output Invalid team number
    endif
    output Enter the players team number or , QUIT, to quit
    input teamNum
    return

    finishUp()
    teamNum = 0
    while teamNum < SIZE
    output teamNum+1, teamCnt[teamNum]
    teamNum = teamNum + 1
    endwhile
    return

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