Purpose

This assignment will assess your knowledge of programming logic and design concepts. You will use the knowledge you've learned this semester on flowcharts, declarations, modules, decisions, loops and arrays to design a program.

Scenario

Betty's Bakery Menu

Betty's Bakery sale the products in the table above. Design the logic for an application that allows the user to enter a product continually until Finished is entered. After each item is entered, display the product name and its price or the message Sorry, we do not carry that as output. After all items have been entered, display the total price for the order.

Instructions

$1.$ Create a flowchart for the Betty's Bakery program using DIA or an approved flowchart creation program.

$2.$ Flowchart should have a declarations section and should be divided into the following modules $-$ getReady$(),$ detailloop$(),$ and finishUp$().$

$3.$ Use what you have learned about arrays, loops and decisions to create this logic.

Criteria For Success

$-$ Correct use of flowchart symbols

$-$ Variables, constants, and arrays are correctly declared using correct keywords

$-$ Flowcharts main structure correctly constructed with a start and stop.

$-$ Program correctly flows into module sections with arrows and yes$/$no labels identifying the path.

$-$ Each module is displayed in its own structure and is properly labeled and ends with a return.

$-$ Correct use of decision and loop logic.

$-$ Correct use of operators and expressions for decisions and loop conditions.

$-$ Outputs are correctly used to prompt user's data entry.

$-$ Logic correctly leads to desired results.