In order to receive the maximum grade (50) your Flowgorithm lab must minimally meet all the following requirements: a. FLOWGORITHM PROGRAMS CONTAIN ERRORS - UNACCEPTABLE b. Comment block at the beginning of the flowchart that includes: i. Student name ii. Date work started iii. Statement of the purpose of program, i.e. what is the program going to do? c. Clear, succinct input prompts for the user i. Use of system input prompt - NOT ACCEPTABLE ii. "Input number" - NOT ACCEPTABLE iii. "Input a numeric value for the student's grade" - ACCEPTABLE iv. "Enter name" - NOT ACCEPTABLE v. "Enter the first name of the applicant" - ACCEPTABLE d. Descriptive labels of output names and numbers i. 45 - NOT ACCEPTABLE ii. "The sum of the numbers is 45 "-ACCEPTABLE iii. Fred - NOT ACCEPTABLE iv. "The applicant's first name is Fred" - ACCEPTABLE v. The total of the numbers is125.65 - NOT ACCEPTABLE vi. The total of the numbers is 125.65-- ACCEPTABLE e. DO NOT 'hard-code' numbers in calculation statements i. Total =5+7 NOT ACCEPTABLE ii. Total = Number01 + Number02 - ACCEPTABLE f. Use your name as part of the submitted file name, examples below: i. studentName_flowgorithmLabNumber.fprg 1. susanSmith_flowgorithm2-0.fprg 2. Alones_flowgorithm4-1.fprg ii. ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT FLOWGORITHM LAB NUMBER AS PART OF THE FILE NAME SUBMITTED iii. Points deducted for incorrect file names g. It is up to you to choose the appropriate data type for each variable or constant, i.e. integer, real, string etc. h. All input, output and processing requirements listed in the Flowgorithm lab description must be met in order to receive a grade of 50 (considered an " A "). Once a lab is submitted and graded the grade is final. Calculate BVII: Using Flowgorithm, design the following program: - Design the logic for a program that calculates a person's body mass index (BMI). - BMI is a statistical measure that compares a person's weight and height. - Use "real" data type for all numeric variables - The program should. - prompt for the user's height in inches. - prompt for the user's weight in pounds - convert the user's height to meters and weight to kilograms. - calculate the BMI: kilograms divided by height in meters squared - displays the following: - weight in pounds 8 kilograms - height in inches & meters - calculated BMI There are 2.54 centimeters in an inch, 100 centimeters in a meter 453.59 grams in a pound, and 1,000 grams in a kilogram. Use appropriate constants. Use your name as part of the submitted flowgorithm file name: such as SusanSmith_Lab2-2.fprg or AJones_Lab2-2.fprg