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    The document provides an overview of flowcharts by defining the major symbols used such as terminators, processes, decisions, inputs/outputs, connectors, and arrows. It explains that flowcharts are a graphical method for designing programs and the symbols represent different components of a process like starting/ending points, steps, sub-processes, decisions, and material/information flow. An example flowchart is given to illustrate how it works that prints the value of N after adding 10 and 20 to the initial value of 0.

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    The document provides an overview of flowcharts by defining the major symbols used such as terminators, processes, decisions, inputs/outputs, connectors, and arrows. It explains that flowcharts are a graphical method for designing programs and the symbols represent different components of a process like starting/ending points, steps, sub-processes, decisions, and material/information flow. An example flowchart is given to illustrate how it works that prints the value of N after adding 10 and 20 to the initial value of 0.

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    The document provides an overview of flowcharts by defining the major symbols used such as terminators, processes, decisions, inputs/outputs, connectors, and arrows. It explains that flowcharts are a graphical method for designing programs and the symbols represent different components of a process like starting/ending points, steps, sub-processes, decisions, and material/information flow. An example flowchart is given to illustrate how it works that prints the value of N after adding 10 and 20 to the initial value of 0.

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    LET MAKE A SIMPLE STEPS HOW TO MAKE

    GROCERY
    1

    Start

    Pay at the
    Cashier

    Get a Cart
    or Basket
    NO
    FIND AN ITEM
    WHAT YOU
    NEED

    Did you already


    get the item
    you need

    YES
    End

    Flowchart
    PROGRAMMING

    What is Flow Charts


    Flow Charts are a graphical method
    of designing programs and once the
    rules are learned are very easy to
    draw.

    MAJOR SYMBOLS
    TERMINAL
    S

    ACTION OR
    PROCESS

    The Terminator Symbol marks the


    starting and ending point of the
    system.

    A Box can represent a single step or


    and entire
    sub-process within a
    larger process

    MAJOR SYMBOLS
    DECISI
    ON

    INPUT/OUTP
    UT

    A
    Decision.
    Lines
    representing
    different decisions emerge from
    different points of the diamond

    Represent Material or Information


    entering or leaving the system, such
    as customer order (input) or a
    product (output)

    MAJOR SYMBOLS
    CONNECT
    OR

    ARROWS

    Connectors
    indicates
    the
    flow
    continues where a matching symbol
    has been placed.

    Arrow is a connector that shows


    relationships
    between
    the
    representative shapes.

    START

    N=0

    N = 10 + 20

    ENTER 10,
    20

    PRINT N

    END

    Example

    Example 2. Print Hello World 10 times


    START

    N=0

    Print
    Hello
    World

    N=N+1

    is N <
    10
    NO
    END

    YES

    QUIZ

    Draw a flowchart to log in to


    facebook account

    ANSWER

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