Using Visual Logic, Need Flowchart And Pseudocode To Create

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Using Visual Logic Need Flowchart And Pseudocodescreate A Program Using visual logic need flowchart and pseudocodes Create a program that prints a book. The book consists of the following components: • A title and author • Three chapters o Each chapter consists of: A title Text – you decide the text per chapter. Keep each chapter short (just a few lines of text per chapter is sufficient – for example 3 lines of text per chapter). The text is written in a professional style. Program Requirements: • The user of the program is allowed to specify how many copies of the book should be printed (e.g., 0, 1, 6, or 10, etc). • The prompt for data input is user-friendly (i.e., the user of the program does not see the program’s variable names). • Each chapter starts with a new line number (e.g., Line Number: 1 for Chapter 1, Line Number: 2 for Chapter 2 … etc). The line number is displayed first, then the chapter itself. Hint for keeping track of the line number: Given that for every copy of the book, each chapter starts with its corresponding line number (1, 2 … etc.), the program can define a variable whose value is reset right before the book is about to be printed, and then the variable value is incremented when the chapter is about to be printed. • The program must implement multiple modules. The book itself must be implemented in modules (one module for the title/author and each chapter is implemented in its own module). • The copies of the book are displayed on the Visual Logic console.

Dr. Jack HW Helper · Accepted Answer

Using Visual Logic Need Flowchart And Pseudocodescreate A Program Introduction This paper presents a structured approach to developing a program that prints a professionally formatted book using Visual Logic, incorporating multiple modules, user input, and clear line numbering for each chapter copy. The goal is to create an interactive, user-friendly application that allows the user to specify the number of copies to print, with each copy displaying the title, author, and three chapters, each starting with a line number. Flowchart Overview The flowchart begins with a start node, leading to a module that prompts the user to specify the number of copies. The program then enters a loop that iterates over each copy. For each copy, it resets the line number counter to 0 and sequentially calls modules for displaying the title/author and each chapter. Within each chapter module, the line number is incremented before printing the chapter content. The process repeats until all copies are printed, culminating at an end node. Pseudocode Description The pseudocode implements the core logic with emphasis on modularity. It begins with variable declarations, including the total number of copies and the line number counter. The main module prompts the user for the number of copies, then loops through each copy, resetting the line counter. Each copy involves calling the title/author module, then each chapter module in sequence. Within each chapter module, the line number is incremented, and the current line number along with the chapter text is displayed. The pseudocode employs proper indentation, comments for clarity, and adheres to best practices for structured programming. Detailed Pseudocode DECLARE totalCopies, currentCopy, lineNumber AS INTEGER START // Prompt the user for number of copies DISPLAY "Enter number of copies to print: " INPUT totalCopies FOR currentCopy FROM 1 TO totalCopies DO lineNumber ← 0 // Reset line number for each copy CALL DisplayTitleAndAuthor() // Displ

Using Visual Logic, Need Flowchart And Pseudocode To Create

Using Visual Logic Need Flowchart And Pseudocodescreate A Program

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