please do this in pseudocode

C https/ Physical Design Considerations for the Real World -+ Reset 100% As more and more of the simplest devices we interact with on a daily basis are becoming connected, our firms are being faced with a challenge. How do we meet our customers where they expect us to be (in an App Store c ]? If we aren't a firm that specializes in app d monies (say, education or finance) AND develop apps that might not even make us money but are in the realm of what our customers expect? pment how are we expected to be experts in what makes us our primary Philips has done just that. e They've taken their expertise in dental care and, in conjunction with another firm that specializes in app development, and created an app that accomplishes the impossible. It gets kids to brush their teeth. This is a real world problem that has existed as long as kids and teeth have. Now, because of Apps and the Internet of Things, PSc can not only get kids to brush BUT also get data back on how their product (we'll come back to this concept later but it's always important to know- not guess- how your products or services are being used by real users. s are being used I can assure you that the job posting did not say something like the following: "Large, multinational oral care firm seeks dental app developer for exciting mouth opportunity " Nope. PSc took their knowledge in tooth cleaning and, through PseudoCode, created a procedure that the App Developer could follow and craft into an app. How successful were they? As it turned out, children using the toothbrush couldn't tear themselves away from the app even after they fnished brushing. "Because they love the game and they interacted so much with the app they didn't go to bed right away. said Mr. Lai, a nine-year veteran at Philips. In response, the app was altered so Sparkly topples over in exhaustion soon after his brushing adventure is over Your challenge is to create that app in PseudoCode. Using Selection, Repetition and good user prompting remember, this is aimed at kids - who's attention span nears that of a sugared up squirrel) recreate a text driven approximation of the app as is seen in the link above (ok, fine, here too certain aspects of the interaction, BUT the physical representation of the brushing actions h ). You've got creative license to change as to be correct. You nuse what you see there in the links, OR use this here video to see just how wrong we've been doing something as simple as brushing our teeth our whole adult lives. 31:40AM Visual Studio - C++ - SQL rogramming E1901wm C https/ Physical Design Considerations for the Real World -+ Reset 100% As more and more of the simplest devices we interact with on a daily basis are becoming connected, our firms are being faced with a challenge. How do we meet our customers where they expect us to be (in an App Store c ]? If we aren't a firm that specializes in app d monies (say, education or finance) AND develop apps that might not even make us money but are in the realm of what our customers expect? pment how are we expected to be experts in what makes us our primary Philips has done just that. e They've taken their expertise in dental care and, in conjunction with another firm that specializes in app development, and created an app that accomplishes the impossible. It gets kids to brush their teeth. This is a real world problem that has existed as long as kids and teeth have. Now, because of Apps and the Internet of Things, PSc can not only get kids to brush BUT also get data back on how their product (we'll come back to this concept later but it's always important to know- not guess- how your products or services are being used by real users. s are being used I can assure you that the job posting did not say something like the following: "Large, multinational oral care firm seeks dental app developer for exciting mouth opportunity " Nope. PSc took their knowledge in tooth cleaning and, through PseudoCode, created a procedure that the App Developer could follow and craft into an app. How successful were they? As it turned out, children using the toothbrush couldn't tear themselves away from the app even after they fnished brushing. "Because they love the game and they interacted so much with the app they didn't go to bed right away. said Mr. Lai, a nine-year veteran at Philips. In response, the app was altered so Sparkly topples over in exhaustion soon after his brushing adventure is over Your challenge is to create that app in PseudoCode. Using Selection, Repetition and good user prompting remember, this is aimed at kids - who's attention span nears that of a sugared up squirrel) recreate a text driven approximation of the app as is seen in the link above (ok, fine, here too certain aspects of the interaction, BUT the physical representation of the brushing actions h ). You've got creative license to change as to be correct. You nuse what you see there in the links, OR use this here video to see just how wrong we've been doing something as simple as brushing our teeth our whole adult lives. 31:40AM Visual Studio - C++ - SQL rogramming E1901wm