Type the C++ program to the pseudocode exercise from Ch. 8 Worksheet #3 that was selected by Mr. Minich. You will be graded on how accurately you reflect the logic of the algorithms presented in the pseudocode that was given to you. You should NOT change the logic of the person's pseudocode and algorithm even if you would naturally have done the problem differently.

Grade the pseudocode for each exercise on a scale of 1 to 100 where an A grade is 90 or higher, a B grade is 80-89, etc. In one or more paragraphs, explain any deficiencies in the logic of the person's pseudocode as well as any difficulties that you had understanding the code. If you had to make significant changes to the logic of the algorithm that weren't described in the pseudocode, you MUST thoroughly explain those changes. Both the teacher and the person who authored the original pseudocode will be reading your analysis. Your grade for this assignment will be a reflection of how well you articulate yourself in this paragraph analysis as well as how accurately you translated the pseudocode into C++ code.

Staple the following in this exact order:

1. This handout.
2. Your typed analysis. Type your name at the top of this analysis and identify the original pseudocode author's name.
3. Your C++ code. Type your name at the top of this code and identify the original pseudocode author's name.
4. The original author's pseudocode.