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I have this assignment due for my computer class and any help/tips I can get on it would be much appreciated.
CSI 101 Fall 2008Prof Robert Ekblaw HomeworkAssignment #3 Due: Wednesday,Sept 24th at 5:45PM Description Write pseudocode to design the following process:Open the file named “employees”. The file starts with the count of employeerecords, then it has the records themselves. Each employee record looks like this:1. ID 2. Last name3. First name4. Date of birth5. Date of hire6. Manager's ID7. Flag for full-time (Yes or No)8. Current pay ratePerform the following services on the file data:· Findthe employee with ID 0236781. Print theemployee's name and date of hire· Countthe number of employees working for Manager # 032485· Calculatethe percentage of part-time employeesUse variable to hold counts. I only want you passing through the employee file ONCE!Remember to close the file when you are done.You will graded on success (in other words, your programwould produce the correct output), proper flow, and proper syntax (whereapplicable).You may turn in the assignment on paper or e-mail it to csi101@cs.albany.edu.
CSI 101 Fall 2008Prof Robert Ekblaw HomeworkAssignment #3 Due: Wednesday,Sept 24th at 5:45PM Description Write pseudocode to design the following process:Open the file named “employees”. The file starts with the count of employeerecords, then it has the records themselves. Each employee record looks like this:1. ID 2. Last name3. First name4. Date of birth5. Date of hire6. Manager's ID7. Flag for full-time (Yes or No)8. Current pay ratePerform the following services on the file data:· Findthe employee with ID 0236781. Print theemployee's name and date of hire· Countthe number of employees working for Manager # 032485· Calculatethe percentage of part-time employeesUse variable to hold counts. I only want you passing through the employee file ONCE!Remember to close the file when you are done.You will graded on success (in other words, your programwould produce the correct output), proper flow, and proper syntax (whereapplicable).You may turn in the assignment on paper or e-mail it to csi101@cs.albany.edu.