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Flowcharts

Flowcharts are graphical representations of programs that use symbols to represent the steps needed to execute a program. An example flowchart is provided that prints "Num in range" if a number is between 1 and 50, otherwise it prints "Num not in range". Flowcharts use standard symbols like rectangles for processes, diamonds for decisions, and arrows to show the flow. They are compared to pseudocode which provides a simple English explanation of a program rather than a graphical representation.

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Flowcharts

Flowcharts are graphical representations of programs that use symbols to represent the steps needed to execute a program. An example flowchart is provided that prints "Num in range" if a number is between 1 and 50, otherwise it prints "Num not in range". Flowcharts use standard symbols like rectangles for processes, diamonds for decisions, and arrows to show the flow. They are compared to pseudocode which provides a simple English explanation of a program rather than a graphical representation.

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Kishan Kumar
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FLOWCHARTS

A graphical representation of a program. Symbols are used to represent steps to be done to execute a program.
. Task 1 Draw a flowchart to represent a program which prints Num in range if number is between 1 to 50 else it prints Num not in range

Start

Input num

Num > 1 And < 50

Print num in range

Print Num in range

End

Using Flowcharts Immaculate Conception School

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Begin Start

End stop

Connector

Decision Ifthenelse Case.of

Input / output Writeln Readln

Process Ex.(formula)

HW : page 351 question 2

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Difference flowchart and Pseudocode


Flowchart graphical description of program

Pseudocode simple English explanation of program

start
Tot =0 Count = 0

Print Enter mark

Read M

MCO

Print tot / count

ADD M to TOT END

Inc count

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