Flowcharts are used as a prototype of an actual program.
First, I will write out the algorithm; which will be used as an explanation of the flowchart (see attachment for flowchart)
The algorithm is as follows;
1. Start
2. Get input for cost of a meal and cost of a drink;
3. Calculate the total cost for a meal and two drinks
4. Multiply the total cost of a meal and two drinks by 7, to get the weekly cost
5. Display the weekly cost
6. Stop
At the end of the algorithm/flowchart, the weekly cost is calculated and printed.
See attachment for flowchart
Read more about algorithms and flowcharts at:
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Explanation: i dunno if i'm right
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Answer:
Last option: <em>Not </em>statement
Explanation:
Anything outside the borders of the circles are considered the <em>not</em> Boolean statement since the circles represent <em>or</em> and the overlap represents <em>and</em>.
Hope this helps :)
The correct answer is Boolean logic.
Booleans are true or false statements.
An example of a while loop is:
while 1 < 5:
#do something.
The Boolean statement is 1 < 5 which evaluates to true because 1 is less than 5.
I hope this helps!
