Write A Program And Flowchart For Working At A Doggie Day Ca

Write A Program And Flowchartyou Work At A Doggie Day Care And You H

Write a program and flowchart. You work at a Doggie Day care, and you have been asked to tally the weights of the dogs currently in boarding. Your supervisor needs help with the following: Tracking weights of dogs in the following categories Large Breeds Over 70 lbs Medium Breeds Between 25 and 69 lbs Small Breeds Less then 25 lbs ** You can change the weight amounts in each category; but you must include Large, Medium, and Small The average weights in each category The total weights from all categories combined The program you write should include these components at a minimum. Remember though: Get creative, and feel free to add different components that you feel are applicable in a grading program.

You at least three different arrays - These are, in effect, parallel arrays: One for Large Dogs One for Medium Dogs One for Small Dogs Please note: The example image shown below includes 3 dog arrays You can also add extra categories Such as Extra Large Size, or Tea Cup Size Remember to use a "for" loop for each array You should have Average Weights for each dog category; therefore, you will have a minimum of 3 Average Calculations Large Dog Weight Average Medium Dog Weight Average Small Dog Weight Average You should have Total Weights that calculates the totals of all dog categories If you have 3 weight categories, all three should be included Hints and Suggestions: You can set your own Dog Weights – for example, see the weights in the example below You can set how many dogs’ weights for each section You can also write the program to ask the user for this input, but this is not required At the end, it prints out the weight totals and averages for each section; and then the total weights across all categories. Looking for a flowgorithm flow chart for this program to see what im doing wrong in mine..

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Write A Program And Flowchartyou Work At A Doggie Day Care And You H

Write A Program And Flowchartyou Work At A Doggie Day Care And You H

This project involves creating a program to assist in tallying and analyzing the weights of dogs currently in a doggie daycare. The core requirements include categorizing dogs into three weight-based groups: Large, Medium, and Small, calculating their average weights, total weights per category, and an overall total. The program must employ parallel arrays for storing the weights in each category and utilize loops for computations. Additionally, designing a flowchart to represent the program logic is essential for visual understanding and debugging.

The program should initialize three arrays representing different dog categories: Large Dogs (weighing over 70 lbs), Medium Dogs (between 25 and 69 lbs), and Small Dogs (less than 25 lbs). While the weight thresholds can be adjusted, including at least these three categories is mandatory. Users can be prompted to input the weights, or for simplicity, the program can be configured with preset weights.

The implementation involves using 'for' loops to process each array, calculating the sum and average for each category. The total weight across all categories should also be computed. The results, including individual category totals, averages, and the grand total, are then displayed.

Flowchart Design Considerations:

  • Start
  • Initialize arrays for Large, Medium, Small dogs with predefined weights or collect from user input
  • Initialize variables for sums and counts
  • Use a 'for' loop for each array to calculate category totals and counts
  • Calculate averages for each category
  • Calculate total weight across all categories
  • Display the results: category totals, averages, and overall total
  • End

Below is an example of how you might structure your flowchart for this program. Ensure your flowchart accurately follows these steps, with decision points for calculating counts and sums, and processes for input/output.

Creating Your Flowchart in Flowgorithm:

  1. Begin with a start symbol.
  2. Declare and initialize arrays for dog weights.
  3. Declare variables for sum and count for each category.
  4. Use a 'For' loop for each array:
  • Within the loop, add each weight to the category sum.
  • Increment the count for each dog processed.
  • After loops, calculate averages by dividing sums by counts.
  • Calculate the grand total by summing category totals.
  • Display the totals and averages.
  • End the program.

    • By following these detailed steps, your flowchart should accurately represent the logic of the program, and help identify where issues might be present in your current flowchart design.

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