Write a Flowgorithm program that calculates how much money someone willearn over an input period of time, i.e. 12 days, under the following conditions:-paid one penny the first day,-paid two pennies the second day,-paid four pennies the third day and-pay continues to double each day. Pennies for PayWrite a Flowgorithm program that calculates how much money someone willearn over an input period of time, i.e. 12 days, under the following conditions:paid one penny the first day,•paid two pennies the second day,paid four pennies the third day and• pay continues to double each day.Use nested loops to accomplish the following:•outside loop keeps the program running until told to stop, it should just aska question such as "Run program again? 1-yes 0=no"the inside loop will ask for the number of days of work and perform thefollowing:o calculate the wages for each day and display that amounto accumulate the total wages paid for the number of days workeddisplay the total wages, in dollars not pennies, paid for the selectednumber of days enteredoo upon completion control will be returned to the outside loopooutside loop will ask if user wants to run the program again with adifferent number of days or end the programBelow is a screen shot of sample output, it is just sample output, you do not haveto duplicate exactly: ||ConsoleShow BreigointsHow many days of won?Wages for day 1: $0.01Wagen for day 2: $0.02Wages for day 3: $0.04Wages for day 4: 50.08Wages for day: 0.96Total wages for days: $0.31Do you want to run this again()-17•Exter5

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Write a Flowgorithm program that calculates how much money someone will
earn over an input period of time, i.e. 12 days, under the following conditions:

-paid one penny the first day,
-paid two pennies the second day,
-paid four pennies the third day and
-pay continues to double each day.

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Write a Flowgorithm program that calculates how much money someone will
earn over an input period of time, i.e. 12 days, under the following conditions:
paid one penny the first day,
•
paid two pennies the second day,
paid four pennies the third day and
• pay continues to double each day.
Use nested loops to accomplish the following:
•
outside loop keeps the program running until told to stop, it should just ask
a question such as "Run program again? 1-yes 0=no"
the inside loop will ask for the number of days of work and perform the
following:
o calculate the wages for each day and display that amount
o accumulate the total wages paid for the number of days worked
display the total wages, in dollars not pennies, paid for the selected
number of days entered
o
o upon completion control will be returned to the outside loop
o
outside loop will ask if user wants to run the program again with a
different number of days or end the program
Below is a screen shot of sample output, it is just sample output, you do not have
to duplicate exactly:

||
Console
Show Breigoints
How many days of won?
Wages for day 1: $0.01
Wagen for day 2: $0.02
Wages for day 3: $0.04
Wages for day 4: 50.08
Wages for day: 0.96
Total wages for days: $0.31
Do you want to run this again()
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