Assignment No. 3: Coding the Algorithm

Instruction:This assignment should be computerized with inputs and outputs.
Points: 20 points.

Problem:
Develop a solution both in flowchart and pseudocode for the following problem:

Given a classroom full of people:

• find the average height
• the number of people
• the height of the tallest person
• the height of the smallest person

All measurements should be in meters.

From the algorithm you formulated from the previous assignment, as shown above, transform it into a Java program.

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Assignment No. 2: Pseudocode and Flowchart

Instruction: Write your answer in a whole sheet of paper with the prescribed format that was given to the class. Similar works will not be accepted and will be given a score of zero.
Points: 20 points.

Problem:
Develop a solution both in flowchart and pseudocode for the following problem:

Given a classroom full of people:

• find the average height
• the number of people
• the height of the tallest person
• the height of the smallest person

All measurements should be in meters.

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