The User's employees adjust widgets that come in boxes. Each box contains twenty-four (24) widgets. The User wishes to be able to enter an employee's name and the total number of widgets that the employee adjusted. The User wants to know how many whole boxes of widgets the employee adjusted as well as the number of widgets left over in any partial boxes that the employee did not complete.

Create a flowchart and Python program to provide the information for the User. Be sure to include the employee name in the output.

Zip your flowchart and Python program and submit the zip folder to this assignment drop box.

HINTS:

• Make a list of inputs and outputs before you start the flowchart. Give each a name, data type, and description. This will help you get your mind around the data needs of the program.
• Consider writing a step-by-step story of the User using the program before you create your flowchart. Treat it like the world's most boring play-by-play broadcast. This can help get an idea of how the program will interact with the user.
• Remember to use your Python file template!
• Test your program a couple of times. For each test, perform your calculations manually and then enter the values into the program to see if it agrees with your math. If the values don't match, there is probably something wrong!
• Don't worry about widgets; they are a common, made-up thing that people use for examples where the actual thing doesn't matter. You can read about them here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widget
• Consider asking someone else to run your program. If they think the user interface makes sense, your program is likely to be usable. If they have no idea how to your program, you may need to change it. A common quote on the Internet is, "A user interface is like a joke; if you have to explain it, it isn't good".