2. A concert venue has three different ticket prices depending on seating locations: floor, terrace, and balcony. The floor seating area has 100 seats, the terrace has 250 seats, and the balcony has 50 seats. The concert venue wants a program that will calculate and display the amount of revenue generated by each seating location as well as the total. Inputs Pseudo Code: 1. Desk Check Process Outputs

2. A concert venue has three different ticket prices depending on seating locations: floor, terrace, and balcony. The floor seating area has 100 seats, the terrace has 250 seats, and the balcony has 50 seats. The concert venue wants a program that will calculate and display the amount of revenue generated by each seating location as well as the total. Inputs Pseudo Code: 1. Desk Check Process Outputs

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter5: Looping

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