$\backslash$Exercise $1$Exercise $2$

Using the hierarchy chart, design the logic for a program needed by Hometown Bank.

$($Plan$)$ Please review all necessary steps and carefully consider the materials and structure needed for drafting your

Pseudocode.

$($Plan$)$The program determines a monthly checking account fee.

Start our program

Housekeeping or the set up of our variables.

$($Plan$)$ Use a variable to store the account balance i$.$e$.$ accountBalance $=0$

$($Plan$)$ Use a variable to store the fee for an overdrawn account. The overdrawn fee should be calculated as

follows: it is $1$ percent of the account balance plus an additional $$5$ for each time the account was overdrawn. For

example, if the balance is $$1,000$ and the account was overdrawn $3$ times, the total fee would be $1$ percent of

$$1,000$ plus $3$ times $$5..$

Ready to begin our program? $-$ let's collect our information!

$($Input$)$ Collect the account balance

$($Input$)$ Collect the number of times the account was overdrawn

Calculate the fee and new account balance.

$($Process$)$ Compute the fee

$($Process$)$ Compute the account balance $-$ fee

Using the hierarchy chart, design the logic for a program for Wong's Appliances.

$($Plan$)$ Please review all necessary steps and carefully consider the materials and structure needed for drafting your

Pseudocode.

$($Input$)$ Design a program that prompts the user for a refrigerator model name and the interior height, width, and

depth in inches.

$($Process$)$ Calculate the refrigerator capacity in cubic feet by multiplying the height, width, and depth to get cubic

inches and dividing by $1728($the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot$).$ Use named constants where appropriate

for your calculation.

$($Output$)$ Print the refrigerator module name and capacity in cubic feet

Please verify the accuracy of your pseudocode by testing it using a calculator to ensure the correct calculation of

Cubic Feet.

Verify the accuracy of your pseudocode by using a calculator to ensure the correct calculation of Cubic Feet. Did it

work? Guess what? You just completed a testing scenario, which we will learn more about in future modules.

Once completed, save your file as Pseudocode Module $2-$ Exercise $1-$ Your Name