Ex $5)$ draw a flowchart for a program that converts temperatures between Celsius

and Fahrenheit. The user should be able to input a temperature along with a

unit $("$C$"$ or $"$F$"),$ and the program should output the converted temperature.

If the units are neither $"$C$"$ nor $"$F$",$ output "Invalid".

Ex $6)$ assume there is a webpage containing an HTML input of type text and a button.

When the button is clicked a function, named Problem$06,$ is called. Draw a

flowchart that outputs whether the input is a vowel or a consonant until the

letter $"z"$ is received. When $"z"$ is received, the button should be disabled $($so

the function cannot be called anymore$).$

Ex $7)$ By modifying your flowchart above, draw a flowchart to continue receiving

characters and output if they are vowels or consonants, until a $"z"$ is entered.

When a $"z"$ is entered, the program should output how many vowels and how

many consonants have beenentered, and then stop.

Ex $8)$ Draw a flowchart for a computer program that will receive numbers andoutput if

they are divisible by $3$ or not until a zero is entered. When a zero is entered, the

program should output how many of the entered numbers were divisible by $3,$ then

stop. IMPORTANT RESTRICTION: you are not allowed to divide the number by $3$ ;

therefore, you are not allowed to use the remainder operator $(\%)$ over $3$ to verify

through the remainder if the number is divisible by $3.$ You may use any other math

trick you wish.