Create an algorithm and flowchart for the following scenario below. NOTE: Use C++ Language Scenario: You are assigned to create a simple Ordering Menu System. The system required to enter username and password before choosing a menu of fast food. Username: Password: note: [use invalid input] Listed below are sample price and the item of fast food. Fast Food Main Menu: Short Order Miryenda 1 – Fries P 30.00 2 – Spaghetti P 30.00 3 – Burger P 30.00 4 – Fried Chicken P 60.00 5 – Coke Float P 30.00 6 – Coffee Float P 30.00 7 – Total Bill 8 - Exit Choose your order: 1 Your order is Fries, how many order do your want? __ Do you want to order another food? (Yes/No) __ (if no, compute for the Total the amount, if Yes go back to main menu, order another transaction the add the amount to the previous transaction.)

Create an algorithm and flowchart for the following scenario below. NOTE: Use C++ Language Scenario: You are assigned to create a simple Ordering Menu System. The system required to enter username and password before choosing a menu of fast food. Username: Password: note: [use invalid input] Listed below are sample price and the item of fast food. Fast Food Main Menu: Short Order Miryenda 1 – Fries P 30.00 2 – Spaghetti P 30.00 3 – Burger P 30.00 4 – Fried Chicken P 60.00 5 – Coke Float P 30.00 6 – Coffee Float P 30.00 7 – Total Bill 8 - Exit Choose your order: 1 Your order is Fries, how many order do your want? Do you want to order another food? (Yes/No) (if no, compute for the Total the amount, if Yes go back to main menu, order another transaction the add the amount to the previous transaction.)

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Chapter6: Using Arrays

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