Question

Please do the following: a-) Write a pseudocode that receives a positive number from the user, and then, starts printing and keep printing the word “CS” until the number of the printings matches the received number from the user. b-) Write an algorithm for the same problem. c-) Draw a flowchart for the same problem

Answer 1

a.

Step 1: Start

Step 2: Ask user for a number n

Step 3: Run loop from 1 to n

Step 4: print 'CS'

Step 5: increment the loop

Step 6: Stop

b.

Program : printing 'CS', n number of times

Declare variable i, n as integer

Enter number n from user and store it

for i=1 to n do

Display 'CS'

i++

End

c.

Answer 2

a-) Pseudocode:

vbnetCopy code1. Prompt the user to enter a positive number.2. Read and store the number as 'numPrints'.3. Set 'count' to 0.4. Repeat the following steps until 'count' is equal to 'numPrints':
     5. Print "CS"
     6. Increment 'count' by 1.7. End.

b-) Algorithm:

sqlCopy code1. Start2. Display "Enter a positive number: "3. Read 'numPrints' from the user4. Set 'count' to 05. Repeat while 'count' is less than 'numPrints':     6. Display "CS"     7. Increment 'count' by 18. End

c-) Flowchart:

sqlCopy code    +------------------+
    |    Start         |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |  Display Prompt  |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |   Read Input     |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |    Set count     |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |   Check count    |
    |   < numPrints    |
    |   Condition?     |
    +------------------+
            / \           /   \
          V     X    +------------------+
    |   Display "CS"   |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |  Increment count |
    +------------------+
             |
             V    +------------------+
    |   Repeat Loop    |
    +------------------+
             |
             X             |
    +------------------+
    |       End        |
    +------------------+

Note: In the flowchart, the diamond-shaped box represents a condition or decision point. The rectangle-shaped box represents a process or action. The arrows indicate the flow of control or direction of the program execution.