Write algorithms for: An everyday activity, an engineering problem, or process of your choosing. Provide explicit statements and sufficient details that the process can be clearly understood by anyone in the class. This process must contains a) at least 5 steps, b) at least one decision with alternatives, c) at least 2 pieces of information that must be collected, and d) at least 1 piece of information to produce as an output.

Write algorithms for: An everyday activity, an engineering problem, or process of your choosing. Provide explicit statements and sufficient details that the process can be clearly understood by anyone in the class. This process must contains a) at least 5 steps, b) at least one decision with alternatives, c) at least 2 pieces of information that must be collected, and d) at least 1 piece of information to produce as an output.

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Chapter7: Characters, Strings, And The Stringbuilder

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