Mr. FOUARD assignment 2
Calculating Tiles for a Rectangular Shape
1. Flow Chart (visual steps)
1. *Start*
2. Input *length* and *width* of rectangle.
3. Input *tile_length* and *tile_width*.
4. Calculate area of rectangle: `area = length * width`.
5. Calculate area of one tile: `tile_area = tile_length * tile_width`.
6. Calculate number of tiles: `tiles = area / tile_area`.
7. Output *tiles* needed.
8. *End*.
2. Pseudocode
BEGIN
INPUT length, width // rectangle dimensions
INPUT tile_length, tile_width // tile dimensions
area ← length * width
tile_area ← tile_length * tile_width
tiles ← area / tile_area
OUTPUT tiles
END
3. Code (Python example)
def calculate_tiles(length, width, tile_length, tile_width):
# Calculate areas
area = length * width
tile_area = tile_length * tile_width
# Calculate number of tiles (round up if partial tiles needed)
tiles = area / tile_area
return int(tiles) if tiles.is_integer() else int(tiles) + 1
Get inputs
length = float(input("Enter rectangle length: "))
width = float(input("Enter rectangle width: "))
tile_length = float(input("Enter tile length: "))
tile_width = float(input("Enter tile width: "))
Output result
tiles_needed = calculate_tiles(length, width, tile_length, tile_width)
print(f"Tiles needed: {tiles_needed}")
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