Write one flow chart that contains instructions to read letters from the user until your (the flow chart writer's) first initial (the first letter of your first name) is entered, once your (the flow chart writer's) first initial is input by the user the flow chart should output to the user: my first initial was input. If another letter was given, ask the user for another letter. After your (the flow chart writer's) first initial was input, the flow chart should describe reading letters from the user until any one of the letters in your (the flow chart writer's) name (first and last) is entered. Any of the letters from your (the flow chart writer's) name (first and last) would cause an output of "success!" and the program will terminate. Any other letters (not in your (the flow chart writer's) name) will result in asking the user for another letter. If your name is David Sher (it is not your name) then entering a 'D','a','v','i','d','S','h','e' or 'r' causes success! to be output but any other letter like 'x' or 'q' or many others will result in asking for a new letter. All of these instructions must be represented in a single flow chart. Make sure to use correct flow chart symbols.

Begin Program Start No Count=60? Decision End Program End Yes ACO A>0 Decision Count=Count+1| Process Test A (Alternate form) A=0 Send COUNT to display Input or Output Junction