Part A (50 points): Write Pseudocode for an Algorithm that Occurs in Everyday Life

• Write pseudocode for an algorithm that occurs in everyday life.
• Your pseudocode should have at least one if statement and at least one while loop.
• Look at the Baking Bread, Washing Clothes, and Sorting Mail algorithms in the Structured Programming Details document.
• Some examples of algorithms that occur in everyday life:
  1. Deciding which golf club to choose when hitting a ball.
  2. Deciding what to buy at the grocery store.
  3. Detailed steps for calling a friend. (Include what happens when line is busy or there is no answer.)
  4. Deciding which clothes to wear when getting dressed in the morning.
  5. Deciding who to ask out on a date.
• Grading breakdown: Correctness: 75%; Originality/Creativity: 15%; Indentation: 10%.