Requirements (remember to identify the requirements by number):
• Create a file using a text editor like Notepad++.
• Name the source file program_2.py.
• Code repetition-org.py (“Pseudocode and Flowcharts” chapter) almost as shown but include Requirements statements in your output and include I/O symbols for requirements in your flowchart.
• Output a header in the console: “This is Program 2”
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In addition to the standard flowchart required for each assignment, produce another flowchart to describe a sample program that you, personally design. No need to code this second program, just produce a flowchart. Name that file flowchart-<yourlastname.svg. Use draw.io to construct the flowchart. “Export” the flowchart file to an SVG file. Test to confirm the flowchart opens correctly in a browser.
o draw.io
o Try to supply an example beyond the minimum like a copy of previous versions. Develop the habit of producing quality work.
• Include the program_2.py and the TWO flowchart SVG files in your submission to Blackboard.
Requirements to be numbered in program_2.py:
1. Print “This program calculates strawberry sales for the month.”
2. Ask user if s/he has sales to enter
3. User enters sales
4. Ask user if s/he has more sales to enter 5. Output total strawberry sales as shown.
TEST – TEST – TEST your application to ensure the specific program requirements are met.
• Use the list above and the common requirements as a confirmation checklist.
