Answer:
See explaination
Explanation:
//Array to store prices
INT PRICE[10][10]
//Loop through 2d array
FOR I FROM 0 TO 10
FOR J FROM 0 TO 10
//Populate a random int
PRICE[I][J] = RANDOM_INT(99,1999)
PRINT(PRICE[I][J]+" ")
PRINT()
//Prompt user for desired price
COST = READ_INPUT('Please enter your desired flight price: ')
//Variable to store if a match is found
MATCH = FALSE
//Loop through all ints in price
FOR I FROM 0 TO 10
FOR J FROM 0 TO 10
//Compare price with Cost
IF PRICE[I][J]==COST
MATCH = TRUE
BREAK
//Check if match is true
IF MATCH = TRUE
PRINT('A flight was found for that price, have a safe trip!')
ELSE
PRINT('No flight was found for that price, please try a new price.')
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Answer:
decision logic
Explanation:. The decision logic of an operational system that supports an organization includes policies, requirements, and conditional statements that govern how the system works. These systems includes the following :
a) Order processing,
b)Pricing
c) Inventory control, and
d) Customer relationship management. And the traditional means of modifying the decision logic of information systems involves heavy interaction between business users and information technology (IT) analysts.
Observing, Looking, Collecting, there are a few words for "gathering information with your eyes".
