How do I turn this code into a flowchart? Python code: #defining the tuples tup1 = ("$") tup2 = ("$") tup3 = ("PAYROLL TRANSACTIONS") #creating the first function to creat the heading "PAYROLL TRANSACTIONS" def print_heading(): print("\t","\t", tup1, tup3, tup2, "\t","\t") print("\n") return #calling the function that was just made print_heading() #creating the second function to make a line between the heading and the data, making the chart look cleaner (this function will be called later) def break_line(): print("_____________________________________________________") print("\n") return #opening the employees file and calling it "Filea" Filea = open('Employees.csv') #reading the lines and copying them to a new variable, emp index 0 a = Filea.readlines() aHeading = a[0] #delete first line from line list we just made del a[0] #split is dividing this string into a list, making our columns and rows aHeading = aHeading.split(",") #opening the timesheet file and doing the same thing we just did above for this file timeFile = open('Timesheets.csv') time = timeFile.readlines() timeHeading = time[0] del time[0] timeHeading = timeHeading.split(",") #making am employee info list aInfo= [] #for loop for row in range(len(a)): #removing new line from the end of each row data = a[row] #spliting all of the data into a list data = data.split(",") timeData = time[row] timeData = timeData.split(",") #appending/putting together the data . timedata has the hours and data has the other info thechart = [] thechart.append(data[0]) thechart.append(data[1]) thechart.append(data[2]) thechart.append(timeData[1]) thechart.append(data[4]) #calculating the gross pay using the data we just put together in the last group of code if(data[5] == 'Y'): gpay = (40*float(data[4]))+((float(timeData[1]) - 40)*float(data[4])*1.5) else: gpay = float(timeData[1]) * float(data[4]) thechart.append(gpay) #adding employee data into the chart! aInfo.append(thechart) #printing the format print("Emp No","First","\t"," Last","\t", " Hours","Wage","Gross Pay") #calling break line function from beginning break_line() #print all employee information for e in aInfo: print("{:

How do I turn this code into a flowchart? Python code: #defining the tuples tup1 = ("$") tup2 = ("$") tup3 = ("PAYROLL TRANSACTIONS") #creating the first function to creat the heading "PAYROLL TRANSACTIONS" def print_heading(): print("\t","\t", tup1, tup3, tup2, "\t","\t") print("\n") return #calling the function that was just made print_heading() #creating the second function to make a line between the heading and the data, making the chart look cleaner (this function will be called later) def break_line(): print("_____________________________________________________") print("\n") return #opening the employees file and calling it "Filea" Filea = open('Employees.csv') #reading the lines and copying them to a new variable, emp index 0 a = Filea.readlines() aHeading = a[0] #delete first line from line list we just made del a[0] #split is dividing this string into a list, making our columns and rows aHeading = aHeading.split(",") #opening the timesheet file and doing the same thing we just did above for this file timeFile = open('Timesheets.csv') time = timeFile.readlines() timeHeading = time[0] del time[0] timeHeading = timeHeading.split(",") #making am employee info list aInfo= [] #for loop for row in range(len(a)): #removing new line from the end of each row data = a[row] #spliting all of the data into a list data = data.split(",") timeData = time[row] timeData = timeData.split(",") #appending/putting together the data . timedata has the hours and data has the other info thechart = [] thechart.append(data[0]) thechart.append(data[1]) thechart.append(data[2]) thechart.append(timeData[1]) thechart.append(data[4]) #calculating the gross pay using the data we just put together in the last group of code if(data[5] == 'Y'): gpay = (40float(data[4]))+((float(timeData[1]) - 40)float(data[4])1.5) else: gpay = float(timeData[1]) float(data[4]) thechart.append(gpay) #adding employee data into the chart! aInfo.append(thechart) #printing the format print("Emp No","First","\t"," Last","\t", " Hours","Wage","Gross Pay") #calling break line function from beginning break_line() #print all employee information for e in aInfo: print("{:

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9PP

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