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Flow Chart Practice - Grade 6

The document discusses problem solving techniques including algorithms and flowcharts. It provides examples of defining the input, process, and output for problems, writing algorithm steps to solve a problem, and using flowchart symbols to represent the logic flow. An example algorithm is provided for making a cup of tea and an activity asks the reader to write the algorithm steps for finding the area of a rectangle. Common flowchart symbols are defined and an example flowchart is given for calculating the area of a rectangle.

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Flow Chart Practice - Grade 6

The document discusses problem solving techniques including algorithms and flowcharts. It provides examples of defining the input, process, and output for problems, writing algorithm steps to solve a problem, and using flowchart symbols to represent the logic flow. An example algorithm is provided for making a cup of tea and an activity asks the reader to write the algorithm steps for finding the area of a rectangle. Common flowchart symbols are defined and an example flowchart is given for calculating the area of a rectangle.

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Algorithm & Flow

chart
Problem Solving

The problem needs to be analyzed well before solving it. The process of
problem solving
 Input - Things to be need to solve problem
 Process - Guideline to solve the problem
 Output - The result of problem

Example
01
How to preparing fruit
Problem salad.
- Input - fruits
Process Washing , cutting , mixing
- fruits

Output - Fruit salad

Activity Find and write the Input , Process and Output for the following
problem
01

Problem - How to find the area of Rectangle (area= length*width)


Input

Process

Output
Algorithm
Algorithm is
Include the all the steps of solving problem in orderly.
When writing algorithm , every algorithm has Start and End.

Example 02
Write the algorithm for preparing a cup of tea.
 Step 01 : Put the teabag in a cup.
 Step 02 : Fill the kettle with water.
 Step 03 : Boil the water in the kettle.
 Step 04 : use some of the boiled water into the cup.
 Step 05 : Add milk to the cup.
 Step 06 : Add sugar to the cup.
 Step 07 : Stir the tea.
 Step 08 : Drink the tea

Activity Prepare the algorithm steps in orderly by putting the correct


number.
02

Problem – Write the algorithm for find the area of Rectangle


(Rectangle= length*width)
2
Get the length of rectangle 1 2
6
End
3 4
Get the width of rectangle 3

Area=width*length 5 6
4

Area of rectangle 5

Start 1
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Flow chart
Flow chart is
Graphical representation for the algorithm steps.

Flow chart
symbols
Symbols Usage
Used to represent Start and End
Start End

Used to Input and Output data


Enter student marks

Used to represent process


Area = length*width

Used to represent decision making


Yes

A > 10

No

Used to represent the data flow


Example 01
Draw the flow chart to calculate area of rectangle.

Start

Input length of
rectangle

Input width of
rectangle

Area = length*width

Display the Area

End
Activity Match the flow chart symbol with the correct name .
03
Input / Output

Data flow

Decision

Start/End

Process

How can I draw a flowchart that determines whether


Activity student has passed or failed in "ICT"?
04

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