Lesson 65: Flowcharts

What is a Flowchart?

A flowchart is a graphical representation of an algorithm using symbols and arrows.

Flowchart Symbols

  • Rectangle (Process): represents a step or action in the algorithm, such as a calculation or data manipulation.
  • Diamond (Decision): represents a choice or condition in the algorithm, such as a yes/no question or a true/false statement.
  • Oval (Start/End): represents the beginning or end of the algorithm, indicating where the process starts and stops.
  • Arrow (Flow): represents the direction of flow between steps, showing the sequence of actions.

Flowchart Rules

  • Start with a clear problem statement.
  • Use one entrance and one exit.
  • Use arrows to show flow direction.
  • Avoid crossing arrows.

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