#2. Write a program that computes and displays a 15 percent tip when the price of a meal is input by the user. (Hint: the tip is computed by multiplying the price of the meal by 0.15.)
Declare MealPrice as a float
Declare Tip as a float
Write “Enter price of meal:”
Input MealPrice (get price to calculate)
Set Tip = MealPrice * 0.15 (calculate)
Write MealPrice (output data)
#3 Write a program that converts a temperature input in degrees Celsius into degrees Fahrenheit and displays both temperatures.
Declare Celsius as a float
Declare Fahrenheit as a float
Declare DegreeCesius as a float
Declare DegreeFahrenheit as a float
Write “Enter temperature in degrees Celsius to convert to Fahrenheit:”
Input DegreesCelsius (get degrees to be converted)
Fahrenheit = (9/5) * Celsius + 32 (calculate)
Write DegreesFahrenheit (output data)
#4 Write a program that computes and displays the batting average for a baseball player when the user inputs the number of hits and at-bats for that player. Batting average is computed by dividing the number of hits by the number of at-bats.
Declare Hits as an Integer
Declare AtBats as an Integer
Declare BatAvg as a float
Declare Average as a float
Write “Enter Players number of hit and at-bats:”
Input Hits (get number to be calculated)
Input AtBats (get number to be calculated)
Set Average = (Hits + AtBats) / 2 (calculate)
Write “The average of” (output data)
Write Hits + “and” + AtBats (output data)
Write “is” + Average (output data)
#5 Write a program to compute and display an investment’s total interest and final value when the user inputs the original amount invested, rate of interest (as a decimal), and number of years invested.
Declare Interest as a float
Declare Principal as a float
Declare Rate as a float
Declare FinalValue as a float
Declare Time as an integer
Write “Enter Investors Principal, Rate of Interest (as a decimal), and number of years invested:”