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Purpose: 1. Understand the structure of a program Be able to declare variables Be able to read input, storing to variables 2. 3. 4. Be able calculate and assign values using simple mathematical operations and assignment statements 5. Output results to the console/display in formatted form In this lab you will write a program to calculate values related to a group of people ordering donuts. Description In this scenario, there is a group of people who want to order donuts (or doughnuts, if you prefer). They decide to put all of their money together in order to buy as many donuts as possible. They want to distribute the donuts equally to everyone in the group, but no one in the group wants a partial donut. So, they have asked you to write a program that, given (entered by the program user) the number of people in the group, total money available, and cost per donut, calculates (and outputs) the maximum number of whole donuts that can be purchased, the money left over, how many whole donuts each person gets, and how many whole donuts left over. The sample run of what the program should look like is shown below, with user inputs in bold. How many people? 12 How much money does the group have? 22.78 How much does a donut cost? 0.89 With $22.78 you can purchase 25 donuts and have $0.53 left over. Each person gets 2 donuts and there will be 1 donuts left over. 3.1 Algorithm Development (3 points) Using the above description and output example, develop an algorithm using a flowchart or pseudocode. The steps that you will use will be in these categories: Prompt for a value Read and store a value Perform a math operation Print a message or value to the screen Additionally, make a list of the variables that you will use in your program (types and names). Give your variables descriptive names (example of a good name: donuts_per_person). Show your work to the TA before moving on to part 2 Purpose: 1. Understand the structure of a program Be able to declare variables Be able to read input, storing to variables 2. 3. 4. Be able calculate and assign values using simple mathematical operations and assignment statements 5. Output results to the console/display in formatted form In this lab you will write a program to calculate values related to a group of people ordering donuts. Description In this scenario, there is a group of people who want to order donuts (or doughnuts, if you prefer). They decide to put all of their money together in order to buy as many donuts as possible. They want to distribute the donuts equally to everyone in the group, but no one in the group wants a partial donut. So, they have asked you to write a program that, given (entered by the program user) the number of people in the group, total money available, and cost per donut, calculates (and outputs) the maximum number of whole donuts that can be purchased, the money left over, how many whole donuts each person gets, and how many whole donuts left over. The sample run of what the program should look like is shown below, with user inputs in bold. How many people? 12 How much money does the group have? 22.78 How much does a donut cost? 0.89 With $22.78 you can purchase 25 donuts and have $0.53 left over. Each person gets 2 donuts and there will be 1 donuts left over. 3.1 Algorithm Development (3 points) Using the above description and output example, develop an algorithm using a flowchart or pseudocode. The steps that you will use will be in these categories: Prompt for a value Read and store a value Perform a math operation Print a message or value to the screen Additionally, make a list of the variables that you will use in your program (types and names). Give your variables descriptive names (example of a good name: donuts_per_person). Show your work to the TA before moving on to part 2
