Design and C code for the Density example

The following is a formal design for the density problem written using pseudocode. You need not write out your design solutions in this formal a manner; however, you SHOULD be at least sketching outlines of all your solutions.

Density: Main Program
   Storage Specifications
      Constants (specify global or local)
      Variable
          side, volume, mass : real
          density: real
   End Storage

Begin   Density   
   output  "Enter the length of the cube in cm "
   input side
   output "Enter the mass of the cube in grams"
   input mass

   volume   <---   side * side * side
   density   <---    mass / volume

   output "The density of a cube of side ", side, 
          "and mass", mass, " is ", density
end   Density  

The following is the C code for implementing the above very formal pseudocode outline for the problem of finding the density of a cube.

/******************************************************
*                                                     *
* Brenda Sonderegger              CS120               *
*                                                     *
* Class Example - Density of a Cube    Aug. 30, 1998  *
*                                                     *
* Description: This program will calculate the density*
*     of a cube given the length of one side in cm    *
*     and the mass of the cube in grams.              *
*                                                     *
******************************************************/ 

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  float side, mass, density, volume;

  printf("\n\n\nEnter the length of a side in centimeters ");
  scanf("%f", &side);

  printf("\nEnter the mass of the cube in grams ");
  scanf("%f", &mass);
    
  volume = side * side * side;
  density = mass/volume;

  printf("\nFor a cube with side = %f and mass = %f,", side, mass);
  printf(" the density is %f\n", density);
  printf("\n\n\n");
  return (0);
}