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Chapter 7 Problem Solving with Loops Problem Solving and Programming Concepts 9th Edition By Maureen Sprankle and Jim Hubbard

Figure 4.1 Sequential Logic Structure

Figure 4.2 Decision Logic Structure

Figure 4.3 Loop Logic Structure

While/WhileEnd Pretest Looping (While Loop)

Figure 7.1 Flowchart Diagram of While/WhileEnd

Figure 7.3 Average Age of a Class — While/WhileEnd

Figure 7.3 Average Age of a Class — While/WhileEnd

Repeat/Until Algorithm Format Posttest Looping (Do-While Loop)

Figure 7.4 Flowchart Diagram of Repeat/Until

Figure 7.6 Average Age of a Class — Repeat/Until

Figure 7.6 Average Age of a Class — Repeat/Until

Automatic Counter Loop Format Pretest Looping (For / Counter Loop)

Figure 7.7 Flowchart of Automatic-Counter Loop

Figure 7.9a While/WhileEnd Loop Equivalent of the Automatic-Counter Loop

Figure 7.9b Repeat/Until Loop Equivalent of the Automatic-Counter Loop

Figure 7.10 Example of an Algorithm and Flowchart for a Problem Using an Automatic-Counter Loop

Figure 7.10 Example of an Algorithm and Flowchart for a Problem Using an Automatic-Counter Loop

Figure 7.11 Nested Loops

Figure 7.11 Nested Loops

Figure 7.11 Nested Loops

Figure 7.11 Nested Loops

Table 7.1 Algorithm Instructions and Flowchart Symbols

Table 7.1 Algorithm Instructions and Flowchart Symbols

Table 7.1 Algorithm Instructions and Flowchart Symbols

Chapter 7 Problem Solving with Loops End Chapter 7 Table 7.1 Algorithm Instructions and Flowchart Symbols (pg. 167 and 168)