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A flowchart is a graphical
representation of an algorithm. It
uses various symbols to denote
different types of actions or steps
involved in the process. Flowcharts
provide an easy-to-understand
visual way to outline complex
processes systematically.
Shape/Symbol Name Function
An oval represents
Start/End a start or end point
A line is a connector that
Arrow shows relationships
between the
representative shapes
A parallelogram
Input/Output represents input or
output
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Process represents a
process
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decision
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How to Make a Cup of Tea
1. Start
2. Boil water
3. Add a tea bag to a cup
EXAMPLE
4. Pour hot water into the cup
1 5. Wait for 3-5 minutes
6. Remove the tea bag and add sugar/milk if
needed
7. Stir and enjoy
8. End
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Algorithm
How to Make a Simple Sandwich
1. Start
2. Take two slices of bread
3. Spread butter on one slice
EXAMPLE
4. Add fillings (cheese, ham, etc.)
2 5. Place the second slice on top
6. Cut the sandwich if needed
7. Serve and eat
8. End
Flowchart
How to Make a Simple Sandwich
Start
Take Spread
Add fillings
EXAMPLE Bread butter
2
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Take knife Cut?
slice
No
Cut the Serve Eat End
sandwich
Conclusion
Algorithms and flowcharts help us solve
problems efficiently by providing
clear steps and visual
representations. Mastering these
concepts improves logical thinking
and problem-solving skills, essential
for programming and beyond.
Thank You!
ICT Assignment - 21/01/25
