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In this assignment, you practice programming concepts and create a flowchart for a program.

NOTE: For more practice with flowchart, read and practice VB Course Pack pages 1 - 11.

Here are things that you need to do:

1. Open a blank file (use Word or a text editor). Type your name and CS 3 in the beginning of the file.
2. Save the file as yourlastname-firstname-ProgConpcepts.docx or Save the file as yourlastname-firstname-ProgConpcepts.txt.
3. Answer the following questions( see Part A, Part B, and Part C), and then convert your file to pdf and then submit it. To receive credit for this assignment, submit the file, yourlastname-firstname-ProgConcepts.pdf in this Assignment . Only ONE pdf file, please.

• Part A: Which one of the following is legal variable names, type YES or NO in front of each variable name. If not, state the reason?
• computebudget

• five+six

• illegalname

• Legal Name
• 4U
• Part B. Let x=1, y=2, and z=3. Evaluate each of the following expressions, and then write the final answers in front of each of the questions.

• 7 + 6 * x * y / z

• (z * 3 * z * (3 - (9 x y) * 2))

• x + y > z

• x > y Or y > z
• Not (y + 4 <= z) And z = 3
• Part C: Programming Exercise:

We want to design a program for a professor to calculate the average of the three test scores for the students and congratulate the student enthusiastically if the average is greater than 95. Below is an algorithm for the above-described program. Draw a flowchart for this algorithm.

1. Get the first test score.
2. Get the second test score.
3. Get the third test score.
4. Calculate the average.
5. Display the average.
6. If the average is greater than 95, congratulate the student.

To create a flowchart in Word, from Insert ribbon > Illustrations > Shapes > Flowchart. Use the shapes you learn in programming slides to create the flowchart.