I don't know how you are going to do it but...
Dim variable for hotel floors
dim variable for hotel rooms total
dim variable for hotel rooms on given floor
hotel floors = userinput box
I don't know why you'd use a for loop to test that a hotel is greater than 1 floor, I would do
if hotel floors <1 then
messagebox error message
exit sub
end if
then I would carry on with the loops to calculate the rooms per floor.
Start
Initialize Occupancy rate and Total Occupancy rate
Prompt number of floors in hotel
If (number of floors<=1)
Initialize counter to zero
Print "Error Message"
Prompt number of floor
End If
While (counter
Initialize counter to zero
Prompt number of rooms occupied
Prompt number of rooms
Occupancy rate=(number of rooms occupied/number of rooms on floor)/counter
Print Occupancy rate
total Occupancy rate=Total Occupancy rate + Occupancy rate
counter++
End While
Print (Total Occupancy Rate/(counter-1))
End
Hotel occupancy:
a hotel's occupancy rate is calculated as follows:
occupancy rate = number of rooms occupied / total number of rooms
Write a program that calculates the occupancy rate for each floor of the hotel and the entire hotel.
The program should:
1. ask for the number of floors in the hotel.
2. use a while loop to make sure the number of floor is greater than or equal to one. Display an error message and get a new input when the number of floor is less than 1.
3. Use another loop to iterate once for each floor. During each iteration, the loop should ask the user for the number of rooms on the floor and the number of rooms that are occupied on that floor. Then the loop calculate and display the occupancy rate for that floor using the formula above.
4. calculate and display the occupancy rate for the whole hotel
