FLOW CHART
Definition:- "Flow Chart's are graphical representation of an algorithm of a program, which literally means that it is just a pictorial way to represent how the program is working."
Use:- "We use flow chart to understand complex program in a easier way. And this method is used in various field of programming."
Flow Chart Symbols:- There are basically "FIVE" symbols used in a flowchart, which is described below.
FLOW CHART SYMBOLS
Definition:- "Flow Chart's are graphical representation of an algorithm of a program, which literally means that it is just a pictorial way to represent how the program is working."
Use:- "We use flow chart to understand complex program in a easier way. And this method is used in various field of programming."
Flow Chart Symbols:- There are basically "FIVE" symbols used in a flowchart, which is described below.
FLOW CHART SYMBOLS |
Things To Remember
- Always write "Start" and "Stop" within the oval before starting and ending of a flow chart respectively.
- Be aware of the difference between the use of "Parallelogram" and "Rectangle".
- While using Diamond shape for giving some condition, always write "True" / "False" just beside the flow line to denote whether the below chart indicates / execute when the condition is "True" or "False"(as in "Example 2").
- Their should be only one "Stop" in the Flow chart, so join both the statements after the Diamond/Condition statement to a single upcoming(if their any) / Stop statement(as in "Example 2").
- Every thing is written like a statement or in a direct way for a better understanding.
Example of Flow Chart
- Always write "Start" and "Stop" within the oval before starting and ending of a flow chart respectively.
- Be aware of the difference between the use of "Parallelogram" and "Rectangle".
- While using Diamond shape for giving some condition, always write "True" / "False" just beside the flow line to denote whether the below chart indicates / execute when the condition is "True" or "False"(as in "Example 2").
- Their should be only one "Stop" in the Flow chart, so join both the statements after the Diamond/Condition statement to a single upcoming(if their any) / Stop statement(as in "Example 2").
- Every thing is written like a statement or in a direct way for a better understanding.
Example of Flow Chart
Example 1 |
Example 2 |
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