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Problem 6

A program is a set of ______.

Problem 7

since computers can't be programmed in natural human language, algorithms must be written in a(n) _____ language.

Problem 26

Available Credit Design a hierarchy chart for a program that calculates a customer鈥檚 available credit. The program should carry out the following steps: 1\. Display the message 鈥淓nter the customer鈥檚 maximum credit.鈥 2\. Wait for the user to enter the customer鈥檚 maximum credit. 3\. Display the message 鈥淓nter the amount of credit used by the customer.鈥 4\. Wait for the user to enter the customer鈥檚 credit used. 5\. Subtract the used credit from the maximum credit to get the customer鈥檚 available credit. 6\. Display a message that shows the customer鈥檚 available credit.

Problem 27

Account Balance Write high-level and detailed psuedocode for a program that calculates the current balance in a bank account. The program must ask the user for 鈥 The starting balance 鈥 The total dollar amount of deposits made 鈥 The total dollar amount of withdrawals made Once the program calculates the current balance, it should be displayed on the screen.

Problem 28

Sales Tax Write high-level and detailed psuedocode for a program that calculates the total of a retail sale. The program should ask the user for 鈥 The retail price of the item being purchased 鈥 The sales tax rate Once these items have been entered, the program should calculate and display 鈥 The sales tax for the purchase 鈥 The total of the sale

Problem 32

The variable a starts with the value 1. The variable b starts with the value 10. The variable c starts with the value 100. The variable x starts with the value 0. Store the value of c times 3 in x. Add the value of b times 6 to the value already in x. Add the value of a times 5 to the value already in x. Display the value in x on the screen.

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