Chapter 6 Debugging Exercises - Problem 1The programmer intends for this pseudocode to display three random numbers in the range of 1 through 7. According to the way we've been generating random numbers in the book; however, there appears to be an error. Assume that the random() function is a built-in library function. Correct the pseudocode so that the program works as it should (This has 1 error and is easy to spot)//This program displays 3 random numbers in the range from 1 to 7. Declare Integer count //Display 3 random numbers For count = 1 to 3 Display random(7,1) End ForProblem 2This problem should return the amount of a discount to a main() module when the calcDiscountPrice() function is called. (This has 1 error and is pretty easy to spot.)//The calcDiscountPrice funciton accepts an item's price and the discount percentage as arguments. It uses those values to calculate and return the discounted price.Function Real calcDiscountPrice(Real price, Real percentage)Function Real calcDiscountPrice(Real price, Real percentage) //Declarations Declare Real discount Declare Real discountPrice //Calculations discount = price * percentage discountPrice = price - discount //Return the discount amount Return discountProblem 3This problem should calculate and display 10% of any number given. Correct the pseudocode (a bit harder than the last 2 problems)Module main() //Declarations Declare Real value, result //Get a value from the user Display \"enter a value\" Input value //Set 10% of the value result = tenPercent(value) //Display value Display \"10 percent of \", value, \" is \", resultEnd Module//The tenPercent() function calculates and returns 10% of any number passed into itFunction Real tenPercent(Real num) //Declarations Declare Integer myResult //Calculations myResult = num * .10 //Return the result Return myResult End Function
