An important advantage of using GUI data-entry objects is that you often can control what users enter by limiting their options?
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Answer:
To answer this question, i prepared a pseudocode and a program written in python;
Pseudocode begins here:
1. Start
2. Input montlySales
3. If monthlySales < 100000
3.1. Display Nothing
4. Else
4.1 Display “You earned a $5000 bonus!”
4.2 If monthlySales > 1.25 * 90000
4.2.1 Display “All employees get one day off!”
5. Stop
Python Program starts here (See attachment for proper view of the program):
#Prompt user for input
monthlySales = float(input("Monthly Sales: "))
#Check monthlySales
if monthlySales < 100000:
print("")
else:
print("You earned a $5,000 bonus")
if monthlySales > 1.25 * 90000:
print("All Employees get the day off")
Explanation:
To answer this question, a conditional if statement is needed.
The pseudocode (and the program) starts by prompting user for input;
Then, the user input is first compared with 100,000
If it's less than 100,000; then nothing is displayes
However, if it is at least 100,000
"You earned a $5,000 bonus" is displayed
It further checks if the user input is greater than 125% of 90,000
If yes, "All Employees get the day off" is displayed else, nothing is displayed.
The pseudocode (and the program) stops execution, afterwards
