Help with flow chart and Pseudo code (visio)

[Mothergoose729]

Hi, first time posting here. I am in a beginning algorithms class and we have to create a flow chart for a problem and then code a solution in VB. Anyway, the program premise consists of this:

Calculate the cost for painting a picture. The cost is dependent on the number of people and time of day.

1 Person= 100
2 people= 130
3 People= 150
4 people=165
More then 4 people= random number between 200-300

If saturday or sunday add 20%
If 3 people on monday deduct 10%
If 4 people on thursday deduct 15%

I have written it out in pseudo code, if this isn't right let me know. We are only allowed to use if/else statements (no case or anything like that) and simple boolean expressions.

Start
Input NumberPeople
If NumberPeople=1 then
BasePrice = 100
Elseif NumberPeople = 2
Then Price = 130
Elseif NumbePeople= 3
Then Price= 150
Elseif NumberPeople=4
Then Price=165
Elseif NumberPeople< 1
Then Print “We don’t do landscapes”
Elseif NumberPeople > 4
Then Price=Random2-300
Endif
Endif
Endif
Endif
Endif
Endif
Input Day

If Day = Sunday
Then Price = Price + (Price(.2))
Elseif Day = Monday AND NumberPeople = 3
Then Price = Price – (Price(.1))
Elseif Day = Thursday AND NumberPeople = 4
Then Price = Price – (Price(.15))
Print Price

My only question is, does that logic look right?

Also, in Visio, to represent a flow chart, I represent those complicated if/else statements? I think what I do is have a diamond with every "if- ifelse" line, and a then a rectangle for each "then" statement. Normally, in class, we had to options and each branching line was labeled "yes" or "no". Would I lable the lines "=3, =1, <4, ect?"

Any help would be very, very much appreciated.

[Mothergoose729]

Originally Posted by Yueliang

Why not if it works ?
Are you making a guessing program to show how "rightous" you are ? The reason I am HERE AND ALWAYS COMING IS TO URGE FOR RECOUPING WHAT I LOST!
I WILL ALWAYS COMING BACK FOR MORE! GETTING ALL BACK IS A MUST. whenever I like

It is an assignment for my class. I don't mean to be rude, but I don't understand a thing you said or how it has anything to do with what I am working.