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    The document describes a question asking a programmer to write a subroutine to convert a product price of £3.50 to dollars using an exchange rate of £1 to $1.40. It then provides an example subroutine in pseudocode that takes the price as a parameter, multiplies it by 1.4 to convert it to dollars, and prints the result. The subroutine is called, passing 3.50 as the argument to test it.

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    ALGORITHM A DAY May 3rd

    Question Answer

    A programmer has been asked to write a subroutine which will


    accept the price of a product valued at £3.50 and convert it into $.
    The £-$ exchange rate is £1 : $1.40.

    Write a subroutine, in pseudocode, which shows the logic of the


    problem above.

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    ALGORITHM A DAY May 3rd

    Question Answer

    A programmer has been asked to write a subroutine which will ***There are always different ways to solve a problem. This algorithm is
    accept the price of a product valued at £3.50 and convert it into $. just an example. What is important is that the logic is correct!***
    The £-$ exchange rate is £1 : $1.40.
    LOGIC:
    Write a subroutine, in pseudocode, which shows the logic of the
    problem above. •Declare a procedure with a parameter
    •Multiply the parameter by 1.4 and store the result
    •Output the result
    •Call the procedure passing 3.50 as an argument.

    EXAMPLE ALGORITHM:

    procedure conversion(x)
    answer = x * 1.40
    print(answer)
    endprocedure

    conversion(3.50)

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