Question 33 – Designing, creating and refining algorithms - Questions

An automated bakery monitoring system needs to track the temperature of 8 commercial ovens. Write an algorithm in pseudocode or a high-level programming language that implements the following design requirements:

Initialize a counter for overheated ovens to 0.
Loop 8 times (representing ovens 1 to 8).
In each iteration, prompt the user to input the temperature (as an integer in °C) for the current oven.
If the temperature is strictly greater than 220°C, output 'Oven [number] is OVERHEATED' (where [number] is the current oven number) and add 1 to the overheated ovens counter.
Otherwise, output 'Oven [number] is within normal range'.
After the loop finishes, output the total number of overheated ovens with an appropriate, descriptive message.

Designing, creating and refining algorithms Questions

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Initialize a counter for overheated ovens to 0.
Loop 8 times (representing ovens 1 to 8).
In each iteration, prompt the user to input the temperature (as an integer in °C) for the current oven.
If the temperature is strictly greater than 220°C, output 'Oven [number] is OVERHEATED' (where [number] is the current oven number) and add 1 to the overheated ovens counter.
Otherwise, output 'Oven [number] is within normal range'.
After the loop finishes, output the total number of overheated ovens with an appropriate, descriptive message.