Programming Exercise 3, page 177

· Before you begin writing the code, think carefully about your design:

o What basic steps must your program take, and in what order?

o How will the necessary computations be done?

o What variables will you need, and what type should they be?

· Since there are a number of steps your program must accomplish, consider implementing it incrementally – that is, writing it one step at a time, and using the debugging tools to check the correctness of each step.

· Since there are a number of things in this problem (particularly related to costs) that are subject to change in the future, use constants where appropriate.

· Make sure that your code is well documented. In particular, make sure it is clear what each variable in your program represents. As mentioned in class, this can be based on your initial design.

· Save this project as Cookies.frm and Cookies.vbp. Make sure that your name is on the diskette!